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The "N" glows just fine when in neutral UNTIL after riding for say a couple hours then it stops lighting up when in neutral. So, wondering if it's the switch going bad or in the wiring or something else. Any thoughts? I'd like to hear them. Thanks
When the light doesn't illuminate will the bike start without the clutch pulled in? I'd check the connection and pull the switch and make sure there's no junk built up on it.
It's just to the right of the tranny oil fill hole.
When the light doesn't illuminate will the bike start without the clutch pulled in? I'd check the connection and pull the switch and make sure there's no junk built up on it.
It's just to the right of the tranny oil fill hole.
I've not tried that. It happens so randomly so maybe I'll try next time it's acting up. I just came from the HD dealership and while I was there I ordered one. It was only $16 so I thought, go for it. Thanks for the starting tip
Dale
Last edited by GittinThere; Jul 9, 2019 at 05:03 PM.
I've not tried that. It happens so randomly so maybe I'll try next time it's acting up. I just came from the HD dealership and while I was there I ordered one. It was only $16 so I thought, go for it. Thanks for the starting tip
Dale
Not a bad idea, one of the few times you'll get ou of the Dealer for under $20
If that doesn't fix it, try the actual light. I'm not familiar with where the N light is on a Road Glide but I had the light bulb for neutral go out on my 08 Road King. Some times it worked, sometimes it didn't, and then eventually, not at all.
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