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Old Aug 30, 2014 | 07:53 AM
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how do i test the audio read switch for the advanced volume control on an 1996 flhtc. the test i performed was this: multi-meter on 20 volts range,grounded on bike frame with the positive lead on the white and green striped wire going in the speedometer. I get a reading of 7.5 volts, when I turn the front wheel forward the voltage goes down the faster i turn, down to 1.3 volts when i turn as fast as i can by hand. am i doing doing the right procedure
 
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Old Aug 30, 2014 | 10:45 PM
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This is a joke right? Everyone on this site knows Harley stopped making motorcycles in 1984.
 
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Old Aug 31, 2014 | 08:52 AM
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Originally Posted by flhx1996
how do i test the audio read switch for the advanced volume control on an 1996 flhtc. the test i performed was this: multi-meter on 20 volts range,grounded on bike frame with the positive lead on the white and green striped wire going in the speedometer. I get a reading of 7.5 volts, when I turn the front wheel forward the voltage goes down the faster i turn, down to 1.3 volts when i turn as fast as i can by hand. am i doing doing the right procedure
The EVO electrical section is your best bet on that - this is the no frills mans machine section
 
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