No brake light or turn signals
#11
Got it figured out! The accessory fuse blew. I called Jerry at Fletchers HD and he told me to check that and that was it so big thanks to Jerry and Fletchers!! And thanks to you all for the advice. Now just to find out what made it blow! But I have a feeling it is the LED accent lights I installed. Dont know why it would happen because the lights are connected to the battery but other than that they are not connected to the bike in any way. But I know me and I installed them
#12
Got it figured out! The accessory fuse blew. I called Jerry at Fletchers HD and he told me to check that and that was it so big thanks to Jerry and Fletchers!! And thanks to you all for the advice. Now just to find out what made it blow! But I have a feeling it is the LED accent lights I installed. Dont know why it would happen because the lights are connected to the battery but other than that they are not connected to the bike in any way. But I know me and I installed them
#13
I agree, something is going on. The LED's do have their own in line fuse. A few weeks ago I left to go to work and I turned the LED's on then started the bike and it blew the fuse for the LED's. Don't understand why that would happen, only happened once. So something is going on, now I just gotta find it.
#14
I also have an 07 ultra classic and last night while out for a short ride, the radio went blank, then I noticed no turn signal so I pulled over and sure enough no brake lights either. The lights blinked when the security armed. of course the owners manual is worthless for this sort of thing. I sure hope this dosent turn into one of those impossible to figure out PITA's.
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Stratattack (02-01-2021)
#15
I bet when you replace the blown fuse, it will happen again in "short" time.
You have a chafed wire somewhere that is rubbing against metal. I bet it's inside your fairing somewhere. Good luck with that.
I had same problem on my road king. Took apart the headlight nacelle and there it was right on the top rubbing against the metal inside the headlight housing. Used some liquid tape to seal it and some nylon ties to hold the wires away. Like I said ... good luck with that.
You have a chafed wire somewhere that is rubbing against metal. I bet it's inside your fairing somewhere. Good luck with that.
I had same problem on my road king. Took apart the headlight nacelle and there it was right on the top rubbing against the metal inside the headlight housing. Used some liquid tape to seal it and some nylon ties to hold the wires away. Like I said ... good luck with that.
#16
Got it figured out! The accessory fuse blew. I called Jerry at Fletchers HD and he told me to check that and that was it so big thanks to Jerry and Fletchers!! And thanks to you all for the advice. Now just to find out what made it blow! But I have a feeling it is the LED accent lights I installed. Dont know why it would happen because the lights are connected to the battery but other than that they are not connected to the bike in any way. But I know me and I installed them
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I am experiencing this on my 2010 FLHP, did not have this problem until recently, and it was after a wash. The only thing that has changed is new bars. So I have a feeling when the dealer extended the wires, something is bare and when it got wet it shorted out. Will know soon as it is going in next week. But it is the accessory fuse on mine that blows a 15A fuse.