trying to install new battery
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trying to install new battery
when i put the connectors back on the battery they started sparking what am i doing wrong? i tried both the red connector first then i tried the black connector first they all spark regardless !!! what am i doing wrong?
oh if forgot to mention the alarms keeps going off
also the dealership told me i must disconnect a fuse first but i couldn't find it
i have 2017 harley breakout !
oh if forgot to mention the alarms keeps going off
also the dealership told me i must disconnect a fuse first but i couldn't find it
i have 2017 harley breakout !
Last edited by Jessica Sinclair; 05-15-2019 at 08:25 AM.
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thank you my bike has factory alarm if i remember correctly the tech guy told me to turn on the bike then turn off the kill switch so the bike doesn't think i am stealing it - i dont know how to turn off teh kill switch lol then he told me to unplug the main fuse but i couldnt find it.
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Here’s a thread that might help you
Procedure is in your owners manual
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/gener...hange-out.html
Procedure is in your owners manual
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/gener...hange-out.html
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From the owners manual that you should browse through. Available for free download on the HD website also.
But if you don't really know what the kill switch is or how to use it, it might be best to stay off the bike until you know the very beginner basics.
But if you don't really know what the kill switch is or how to use it, it might be best to stay off the bike until you know the very beginner basics.
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When disconnecting any 12 volt automotive battery disconnect the negative (black cable first) then the positive (red cable). Connecting is the reverse red cable first negative second this minimises arcing and sparking. A pair of disposable surgical/workshop gloves wouldn't go amiss either to insulate yourself from any potential shock.
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