2009 FLHTCU Lights Electrical issues
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2009 FLHTCU Lights Electrical issues
Hello, I am having electrical issues on my 2009 Ultra Classic Electra Glide (FLHTCU). The bike has all LED lighting:
I removed and checked the TSSM connections and everything seems to be connected properly
I checked all fuses did not find any blown fuse.
Ground cables are OK
Not sure what else to look for to get this problem solved. Looking forward to additional insights and guidance from the forum. I am including one video showing the problem.
Thanks for your help!
- LX Light Headlight and Passing (auxiliary) lamps
- Custom Dynamics Flat ProBEAM 1157 Front LED Turn Signal Inserts
- Custom Dynamics Flat ProBEAM 1156 Rear LED Turn Signal Inserts
- Custom Dynamics Front LED Fender Tip Light
- Bright *** Lights 4 Super-LED Tail Light
- Tour Pak 1157 LED Bulbs
- Custom Dynamics GEN2-SSHD Standard Smart Signal Stabilizer
- HD Auxiliary Brake Light/Running Light/Turn Signal Conversion Kit
I removed and checked the TSSM connections and everything seems to be connected properly
I checked all fuses did not find any blown fuse.
Ground cables are OK
Not sure what else to look for to get this problem solved. Looking forward to additional insights and guidance from the forum. I am including one video showing the problem.
Thanks for your help!
Last edited by GhostRiderFLHTC; Jun 14, 2020 at 05:42 PM. Reason: update
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Thanks for the answer, is there any practical way to test the equalizers? If I get random B1121/B1122 errors from the TSSM is that an indicator of a faulty stabilizer?
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I had a Kuri load equalizer go bad and it acted like the alarm was faulty... the red key security light was always on.
I'm trying to figure out which of your lights are true LED's and in need of the equalizer to get the bike to think there is a incandescent bulb in the socket, and what bulbs are LED's with a resistor built into them so you don't need any load equalizer.
The codes are the TSSM telling you there is a fault in the left and right turn signals, I'd start at the front and work back
I'm trying to figure out which of your lights are true LED's and in need of the equalizer to get the bike to think there is a incandescent bulb in the socket, and what bulbs are LED's with a resistor built into them so you don't need any load equalizer.
The codes are the TSSM telling you there is a fault in the left and right turn signals, I'd start at the front and work back
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I had a Kuri load equalizer go bad and it acted like the alarm was faulty... the red key security light was always on.
I'm trying to figure out which of your lights are true LED's and in need of the equalizer to get the bike to think there is a incandescent bulb in the socket, and what bulbs are LED's with a resistor built into them so you don't need any load equalizer.
The codes are the TSSM telling you there is a fault in the left and right turn signals, I'd start at the front and work back
I'm trying to figure out which of your lights are true LED's and in need of the equalizer to get the bike to think there is a incandescent bulb in the socket, and what bulbs are LED's with a resistor built into them so you don't need any load equalizer.
The codes are the TSSM telling you there is a fault in the left and right turn signals, I'd start at the front and work back
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UPDATE: First I have to say the customer service at Custom Dynamics is AMAZING! I spent a good amount of time on the phone troubleshooting the problem and we narrowed it down to the bike fob. The fob battery was almost dead and it seems a weak signal was messing with the TSSM. As soon as I replaced the fob battery the problem went away. So far the issue is not coming back after several days, the lights are coming on as they should. I did not know the fob with a bad battery could interfere with the bike lights.
Just got back from a 100 mile ride this morning, it was awesome weather and the bike running perfect makes the ride even better!
Cheers!
Just got back from a 100 mile ride this morning, it was awesome weather and the bike running perfect makes the ride even better!
Cheers!
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