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The digital clock on my radio disappeared, but the radio still works in good order. The bike is an '06 FLHTCI and I'm assuming the radio needs to be repaired or replaced. I'm trying to decide whether the missing "time" is worth the cost of repair. Thoughts?
Only you can decide if the time is worth the money.
On the one hand you could get a stick on clock for the faring for very little cost.
On the other it might be a good time to go aftermarket for a radio with more modern features like bluetooth.
I don't think repair is much of an option as I don't believe that Iron Cross will repair that model radio.
I don't think repair is much of an option as I don't believe that Iron Cross will repair that model radio.
Why wouldn't they? '06 to '13 models use the same HK Radio.
Could be as simple as dirty contacts where the face plate connects to the head unit. Next time you have the outer fairing off pull the radio and clean the contacts between the face plate and the HU with some electrical contact cleaner.
Type in "Harley radio repair" into the eBay search box. You'll find that Iron Cross has a $165 repair option. With that search you'll also find there's also a guy in Florida that is fixing the face plates for around $125. Don't know anything about him though. Iron Cross has a great rep.
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