I might've killed the whole electrical system now.
I was riding, bike was running fine. I needed gas but the gas level light was barely glowing. I get gas and take off and the oil pressure light stays on. Luckily, a good sumaritan with a trailer is right behind me and tows me home. The bike made no clanking sounds. I started it briefly, the oil light stayed on but no bad noises. Checked the dipstick, and OK.
So I check the connectors on the oil pressure sensor and play with the fuses and relays. I check the two 5 amp fuses for the dash and signals. They are the kind that aren't transparent so I swap them around and see that moving it kills the blinkers. Thinking it was the fuse, I return the blinker fuse and only have a spare 30 that I plug into the other 5 amp socket.
I must've killed the whole thing, nothing. No electrical power whatsoever. The battery is still strong enough to run the mini air compressor, so I don't think it's the battery.
Perhaps I killed the computer, ignition switch, or master ground?
I really didn't think that a big fuse on the dash lights would ruin anything but I guess it did. And of course, I need to know find the original problem with oil pressure sensor.