Hello all.
I have a 2009 FLTR Road Glide and I have lost power to my accessory switch. I have power at the fuse, but not to the switch or the connector under the seat. Also do not have the cig lighter or GPS now.
Any help,is appreciated

Thanks Rich

 

Hi Rich,

welcome to the forums- I'll have a quick look at my wiring diagram and see if that leads anywhere

the P&A fuse is common to the fault (s) you are having.

are you SURE the P&A fuse is good?

standing by...


Mike

 

Thanks Mike. Yes the P&A fuse is good". The 15amp that's just above the brake relay. Is good.

 

any chance there is corrosion behind the fuse?

 

oh oh. have you had electrical problems in the past or has your bike been in a flood?

on the 09 FLTR the orange/red stripe wire goes directly from the fuse to the accessory plug under the seat.

if you have a good fuse ( and power INTO the fuse and power OUT OF the fuse)...and no power at the acc plug pin # 1, then you have a broken wire IN the main harness.( or as above severely corroded)

I would pull the main 40 amp maxi fuse and using an ohm meter check for continuity between the fuse socket ( cold or load side) and pin #1 of the acc plug.
if there is no continuity then you have a broken wire in the main harness.


double check with maxi fuse in place that you have power to the P&A fuse socket...if not then you may have a bad start and or system relay ( you can swap with brake replay to check the relay)

and check again that your fuse is good.

if you have time you may want to go through the fuses and clean them up

before- after- scotchbrite pad ( or fine file) & grease:

 

I don't believe it has been in a flood. And I have not had any electrical issues before. The only issues electrical has been from the previous owner. And I've cleaned them up. I'll check all that you guys have listed. Thanks again.

 

p&a fuse NOT the acc fuse.

 

Hi
How did this story end ? i have the same problem

 

How did you test the fuse?

When dealing with a possible fuse problem, the best way is just replace the suspect fuse. They are cheep.

 

yes - two different fuses