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My Harman Kardon radio on my street glide gradually over a period of 3 weeks will gain about 5-7 minutes in time then I have to reset it to the accurate time. Does anybody else have this problem?
Try getting on the bike from the other side.
Grip the bars a little stronger.
Make sure the saddlebags are locked.
Wipe the bugs off the fairing.
Seriously, the problem you have, most of us have. It won't drive you nuts after a while, when you either accept it as a HD issue that should be an easy fix but they won't (like their lack of customer service in many dealerships), or you just get used to looking at your watch when you need to know the exact time.
Thought the HK firmware update took care of that. I dont worry bout it and never have checked. Search for the HK download post but beware, lots of guys had trouble with it as posted!
My Harman Kardon radio on my street glide gradually over a period of 3 weeks will gain about 5-7 minutes in time then I have to reset it to the accurate time. Does anybody else have this problem?
100% normal, seems amazing that it has not been fixed.
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