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" The FI modepa has an engine management light on the dash, this has been on since day one, goes on and off. Harley charged me £ 60 to tell me it was a loom earth and would I like them to strip the loom to find it. That was three years ago. Since been all round Europe. "
Should I be concerned?
Last edited by Black & Chrome; Dec 4, 2011 at 12:06 PM.
Have it inspected by a Harley shop before buying it. I wouldn't buy anything with failure lights lit unless it was cheap enough to cover the worst case repair.
Looks sweet but L11,000 is over US $17,100 (todays exchange) for a 2001/14K bike. If you live in the UK maybe this is a good price. It's not here in the USA.
Don't know what the norm price over there, but if he's asking a lot more for all the Extra's on the bike, over here they don't much for extra's when selling a used bike.
As far a Loom earth I am not sure what that is, but if there's an electrical issue I'd want it fixed before buying it or find out for sure what it is and how much money it will take to fix then the seller should lower his price the same amount.
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