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Just recently bought a 17 SG from my neighbor. The bike had sat for awhile and the battery went bad. He replaced the battery but after that, the boom box 4.3/infotainment won't turn on. With the bike running, the HD logo just cycles on and off but you can't get the radio or anything to turn on. This new technology is completely new to me. My last Harleys were Shovelheads if that tells you anything. How can I get this working again? Thanks for your help.
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If you don't have the owners manual, it available on line at Harley.com
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Welcome from North Beach, FL., USA!
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Try pulling the main fuse for 5 minutes. If that does not work you can try a master reset on the boom audio. You'll have to read the owners manual or possibly you tube may have the procedure.
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