2007 Electra Glide neutral light issues
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Clean the contacts on the switch, and the terminals on the wires.
With transmission in neutral, remove the electrical connector from the switch, check the switch for continuity.
With transmission in neutral, remove the electrical connector from the switch, check the switch for continuity.
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If you are asking about the neutral light switch, it is on top of the transmission, item 11 in the illustration:
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Just pull the electrical connector off the switch, and clean the contacts on the switch and the terminals on the wires. You may just have a poor connection.
After you clean the contacts and terminals, take the bike out and get it hot, see if the problem persists.
If the light doesn`t work, pull the connector off and read continuity of the switch with your ohmmeter (you need to do this while the light is not working properly).
Since it seems to be an issue when hot, it is probably right in the switch or its connections.
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You need to use the quotes, so we know who you are talking to....
If you are asking about the neutral light switch, it is on top of the transmission, item 11 in the illustration:
Illustration
Just pull the electrical connector off the switch, and clean the contacts on the switch and the terminals on the wires. You may just have a poor connection.
After you clean the contacts and terminals, take the bike out and get it hot, see if the problem persists.
If the light doesn`t work, pull the connector off and read continuity of the switch with your ohmmeter (you need to do this while the light is not working properly).
Since it seems to be an issue when hot, it is probably right in the switch or its connections.
If you are asking about the neutral light switch, it is on top of the transmission, item 11 in the illustration:
Illustration
Just pull the electrical connector off the switch, and clean the contacts on the switch and the terminals on the wires. You may just have a poor connection.
After you clean the contacts and terminals, take the bike out and get it hot, see if the problem persists.
If the light doesn`t work, pull the connector off and read continuity of the switch with your ohmmeter (you need to do this while the light is not working properly).
Since it seems to be an issue when hot, it is probably right in the switch or its connections.
Thank you.
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I think this worked
You need to use the quotes, so we know who you are talking to....
If you are asking about the neutral light switch, it is on top of the transmission, item 11 in the illustration:
Illustration
Just pull the electrical connector off the switch, and clean the contacts on the switch and the terminals on the wires. You may just have a poor connection.
After you clean the contacts and terminals, take the bike out and get it hot, see if the problem persists.
If the light doesn`t work, pull the connector off and read continuity of the switch with your ohmmeter (you need to do this while the light is not working properly).
Since it seems to be an issue when hot, it is probably right in the switch or its connections.
If you are asking about the neutral light switch, it is on top of the transmission, item 11 in the illustration:
Illustration
Just pull the electrical connector off the switch, and clean the contacts on the switch and the terminals on the wires. You may just have a poor connection.
After you clean the contacts and terminals, take the bike out and get it hot, see if the problem persists.
If the light doesn`t work, pull the connector off and read continuity of the switch with your ohmmeter (you need to do this while the light is not working properly).
Since it seems to be an issue when hot, it is probably right in the switch or its connections.
Cleaned the terminals, put electrical grease on it and now neutral super bright. Can't ride test yet. Still have broken belt.
Thanks everyone
