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Yeah I don't believe they'll get rid of the FatBoy..it's still on their site for 2012 models. It's like a poster-child for the MoCo, ever since Arnie rode one in Terminator 2. And the chrome lovers out there need it and won't settle for an almost chrome-less Lo.
Hello everyone. I'm new here, I am having some trouble locating bank angle sensor/ turn signal module. I was told the BAS is integrated into turn signal module. I have 110 kit from fuel moto,S&S .585, billet cam plate, oil pump, PCV, has not been on dyno yet. The problem I'm having is the bike will shut off under hard acceleration, pull to side of road, turn switch off and back on, bike starts and runs fine. On highway shuts off at about 90. Same issue. It sets code B1151 (BAS) bank angle sensor short to ground. I'm not sure if it's telling me the BAS operated properly and it's a "notification " or is there a short to ground in my wiring. My question is where is the bank angle sensor? I have looked through multiple repair manuals and can't find location. Thanks for any help.
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