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I got a new voltage regulator and was undoing the wires in the battery box and I messed up a part, not sure what it does or what the name of it is. It has two connection spots on it, one screw that the regulator wire hooks to has another wire with it and the second screw has one wire alone on it . The nut was rusted so i sprayed it with wd40 to hopefully loosen it up but when I went to back off the nut the whole nut and post broke lose and turned
I had the same thing happen to me when I was replacing the voltage regulator on an '06 softail deluxe I had. I just ordered a new one online and everything worked out smoothly. Here's one I found on eBay after a quick search... https://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-Harley-...8AAOSws9xeXum9
Dito on the circuit breaker , #25 on Ronnie's parts page . You should create a signature and put your bike's info in it , makes it easier to help you .
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