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Will removing it cause anything else to screw up?
I'm thinking it shouldn't but I seem to be wrong more than right nowadays especially when it concerns anything the uses electricity. Why I want to remove it is really not part of this conversation.
It is on a 93 Softail.
You can take it out if you want to strip your bike down.. It will not affect anything, including ignition, nothing. As for Bank angle sensor, they never had one but in the original cam position sensor there's what is called an altitude switch.. If you do drop your bike it will shut the motor off, it's built into this CPS other than that you'll be fine..
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20725370[/url]]93 doesn't have a bank angle sensor. At least my 93 FLHTC doesn't and it's stock.
Don't ask how , but it's been tested.
Thats what I think. I believe all the other **** is part of the TSSM which is later.
Like I said though, what I think and what actually is can be two very different things.
Before I removed the turn signals, they would self cancel.
That causes me to assume it has to be on the bike somewhere.
There are only two wires coming out of the headlight so Im stumped.
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Turn signal module?
