Does anyone have 2025 Spyder Shop Manual? I need a part # for the Right fuse box with the diagram of all the fuses?

[Sptech09]

Does anyone have a 2025 Spyder RT Limited shop manual? I broke the right fuse box (the one that has the diagram of all the fuses). I need a part number so I can replace it. I found the fuse box cover which I also need.

 

[DickB]

Look up part numbers here:

https://can-am-shop.brp.com/on-road/us/en/shop/sales/parts/?aribrand=CAN_ONR_EN_US_USD

 

[Gwolf]

Or you could just go to;

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There is a Parts manual under tab #4 that you can use to find the part numbers of any Spyder or Rykers through 2026.

 

[Gwolf]

Does anyone have a 2025 Spyder RT Limited shop manual? I broke the right fuse box (the one that has the diagram of all the fuses). I need a part number so I can replace it. I found the fuse box cover which I also need.

You probably need to replace the broke fuse box anyway, but if you need to know what is on the diagram;
In my Operator Manual, (not the Shop and Repair manual), there are pictures and charts for both fuse boxes. The chart shows exactly where each fuse is located in the fuse box and lists what the fuse is protecting. Also lists the fuse Amp capacity. It is around page 150 in the manual. Mine is in the Index under the Roadside Repairs topic.

 

[Sptech09]

You probably need to replace the broke fuse box anyway, but if you need to know what is on the diagram;
In my Operator Manual, (not the Shop and Repair manual), there are pictures and charts for both fuse boxes. The chart shows exactly where each fuse is located in the fuse box and lists what the fuse is protecting. Also lists the fuse Amp capacity. It is around page 150 in the manual. Mine is in the Index under the Roadside Repairs topic.

maybe, but I am just looking for part numbers at the moment.

 

[Gwolf]

maybe, but I am just looking for part numbers at the moment.

The part number is on that link I left up there on post #3. I looked at it before I posted the link. Put in the year, model, and all that stuff it asks for, and when it opens the parts diagrams, go to electrical. The fuse boxes, covers, and even the fuses are listed. Copy the part numbers or just copy the whole section they are in. All the blanks are multiple choice. You don't need to know any strings of numbers.

You can't buy them from that website. It is just the BRP parts catalog with all the part numbers on it. Still have to get the parts from a dealer, but you have to know the part numbers before they will order them.