Road and Street Glide Ignition switch
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Road and Street Glide Ignition switch
What a pain in the behind. It is easy to remove. But I did something to cause it to not want to go back in correctly. 3 hrs later, and convinced I will have to get the special alignment tool from HD, I finally got it to seat and function properly.
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RE: Road and Street Glide Ignition switch
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RE: Road and Street Glide Ignition switch
It helps if you notice the splines on the shaft are different. One is square and the other is dovetailed. I took mine out to do the highbeam spotlight fix which took about 20 minutes to remove switch, cap, cut, solder, and reinstall the cap. Add other 2-2.5 hours because I wanted to see what the big deal was about the friggin switch.
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RE: Road and Street Glide Ignition switch
When I installed my cruise I used the ignition rod to unlock the handlebars while the switch was out so I could turn it. I have done it a few times with no problems. Maybe I was just lucky.
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