07 Street Glide Audio Problems
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Stage II
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From: Gonzales, Texas
07 Street Glide Audio Problems
I have an 07 Street Glide, the original stereo worked great for the first three years then the sound started just going away. At first you could turn the radio off for awhile then back on and everything was fine, but it got progressively worse then the sound just stopped working period. I then replaced the factory radio with factory remanufactured one and it worked great for awhile then started the same thing. When this happened I bought a working factory radio out of an 07 Street Glide and it worked fine for awhile and then started the same thing. Has anybody out there had similar problems, if so how did you fix and does anybody have any decent suggestion otherwise.
Road Captain
Joined: Mar 2011
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From: Laurel, Maryland
What is it?
Did HD have the Harmon Kardon CD stereo in 07?
If so, I just saw two separate people trying to sell their old ones!
Pretty good prices too!
They're easy enough to replace. Not worth getting HD involved though. They'll just send it to Iron Cross audio for repair or replacement and you can do that yourself.
Good luck!
GSF
If so, I just saw two separate people trying to sell their old ones!
Pretty good prices too!
They're easy enough to replace. Not worth getting HD involved though. They'll just send it to Iron Cross audio for repair or replacement and you can do that yourself.
Good luck!
GSF
Tourer
Joined: Jul 2015
Posts: 462
Likes: 37
From: Mississippi
Did HD have the Harmon Kardon CD stereo in 07?
If so, I just saw two separate people trying to sell their old ones!
Pretty good prices too!
They're easy enough to replace. Not worth getting HD involved though. They'll just send it to Iron Cross audio for repair or replacement and you can do that yourself.
Good luck!
GSF
If so, I just saw two separate people trying to sell their old ones!
Pretty good prices too!
They're easy enough to replace. Not worth getting HD involved though. They'll just send it to Iron Cross audio for repair or replacement and you can do that yourself.
Good luck!
GSF
Road Warrior
Joined: Sep 2013
Posts: 1,308
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From: Colorado
I replaced my HK for an after market Kenwood HU. It's the better way to go IMHO. You can go to the audio section on this forum and there's plenty of audio gurus that can point you in the right direction...
Road Master
Joined: May 2012
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From: Between purgatory and retirement
Check out the audio section, lots of threads on the HK, including a sticky with self diagnostics.
The HK radios have a known problem with all the vibrations, especially if the radio is allowed to hit the handle bar top clamp (or its screws).
Iron Cross has a good reputation, might want to check them out too.
The HK radios have a known problem with all the vibrations, especially if the radio is allowed to hit the handle bar top clamp (or its screws).
Iron Cross has a good reputation, might want to check them out too.
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Road Captain
Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 617
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From: Western Illinois
Save yourself some hassle and send it into Iron Cross for repair. My damage was due to vibration which damaged the circuit board and the stock riser bolts hitting the bottom of the radio. All is good now.
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