Any tips to help me remove my wiring harness on 05 and older Dyna?
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I would recommend separating the engine/trans
hang the trans from the backbone
one man can easily extract the complete engine
have a place handy to set it down.
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When I pulled my motor from the frame, I took off the primary. Unbolt everything, leaned the bike over on its side, then lifted the frame. I use the same technique for reassembly. Its much easier to maneuver the frame than the motor.
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will also need to disconnect the headlight and turn signals from the same place as the handle bar switches. need to remove the plastic tie wraps in the back bone as the harness is bundled up ,remove rear wheel or rear fender and you see the harness bundled up on the lower back bone just above the swing arm in front of the rear wheel, the rear fender would have a square plastic cover in that area
I had a chance to work on my bike for a few hours today. I pushed up all the slack in the rear of the frame and pulled the slack through the front opening. I was able to access and unplug the front turn signal harness, and the headlight, but the handlebar switch connections were nowhere in sight. Are the connectors for the handlebar switches up inside the frame as well, because I cant see them and i was able to look into the frame about 8 inches and all I could see was wiring?
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