Re: My old Triumph has lost all power both batteries are...
If your certain the batteries are good then check the 30 amp main fuse, usually under there seat. Did you happen to cross the battery cables on accident or hook them up backwards?
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Probably took out the Engine Control Module. You need a good electrician, or shell out $259 on a guess. Or according to this, it fries the rectifier, (the white smoke you saw)
You have a pretty heavy drain on your battery. Find the fuse box. Remove all the fuses. With volt/ohm meter, read each fuse socket to find which one is drawing the power - when you find it ... investigate the circuit to find the short.
It may be that you are not making power ... your rectifier may be shorted which not only prohibits charging ... in some circumstances, it will actually cause a short to ground.
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