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I currently have a clients Electra Glide in my garage for a basic detail. It's only the 5th or so Harley I've done so I'm still critiquing how I detail them...
After foamwashing the bike, I let the bike soak for a bit to help break away some grime he had on different areas of bike.
Upon return, the fan on the left side had kicked on... and now won't go off. I did a couple quick searches and didn't see anything, although I may have not searched correctly through the forum.
Anyone have any idea of why it came on, and secondly when/if/how it will stop? Thanks for any help in advance....
Follow the wires maybe it is switch activated a you hit while washing it. If not call the customer.
+1...Don't ask us, ask him. Just tell him his is the first bike you've seen with a cooling fan. He will respect the fact that you called him to ask (I think).
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