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where is the TPMS sensor located at and what does it look like?
Splatt, I do not know what system Harley uses (OEM) Most systems utilize an add on sensor to the tire valves or the sensors are built in to the tire valve. Debris can be picked up in the tire valve and debris can be blown out by adding air to the tire and then setting tire pressure.
Originally Posted by Max Headflow
So the PMS is only temporary and after some time it will go away.. Should I use a napkin or tampon if the problem occurs?
Max, the TPMS you may be referencing is actually "Temporary **** and Moan Syndrome" I wanted to clarify. It invades my house on a regular basis with wife and 4 daughters on board.
Last edited by ChickinOnaChain; Aug 6, 2017 at 08:33 AM.
Max, the TPMS you may be referencing is actually "Temporary **** and Moan Syndrome" I wanted to clarify. It invades my house on a regular basis with wife and 4 daughters on board.
I thing that sometimes some HD owners even catch it..
I have enjoyed every mile, it is truly a remarkable bike....there are still hotel rooms available in rapid city.....I really feel like riding there....
Fear, I'm a veteran and I ride a motorcycle...... there isn't much that scares me anymore. Well, fluid transfer from my transmission to my primary, that scares me.
Fear, I'm a veteran and I ride a motorcycle...... there isn't much that scares me anymore. Well, fluid transfer from my transmission to my primary, that scares me.
just keep yer revs below 3.5k Tom and you'll be fine brother. Fear is an ally
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