Electrical problem
Tourer
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From my manual for my 99 Ultra; the T-27 screws are torqued 30-40 inch lbs.
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From: Easley, South Carolina
Greetings Nev
Clarification is needed here to help me understand exactly what you did and where you did this "grabbed the read brake wiring and wiggled it".
If this fixed the problem then you have a naked wire within that bundle that you wiggled.
Trace each one of those wires from one end to the other and find the bare spot on that wire and cover it up with protection.
Clarification is needed here to help me understand exactly what you did and where you did this "grabbed the read brake wiring and wiggled it".
If this fixed the problem then you have a naked wire within that bundle that you wiggled.
Trace each one of those wires from one end to the other and find the bare spot on that wire and cover it up with protection.
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Cruiser
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From: Sulphur, LA
The wire bundle runs up along the voltage reg into the rear brake pedal. It appeared to be somewhat pinched in the voltage reg. I pulled it out of the pinch point and cleaned some oil from it I guess that was from my recent oil change. Anyway I then tried the ignition switch and the tail lights worked. I applied the brakes both front and rear and everything worked as normal. So no more fuse blowing, I sure I didn't fix the problem but I think I at least found it.
Tourer
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From: Easley, South Carolina
The Nev
Take a look at this page and see if it may help
http://partsfinder.onlinemicrofiche....TRA-GLIDEŽ-(FC)
you should be able to click on the above link, find your year and model, you can see an exploded view to go by.
Take a look at this page and see if it may help
http://partsfinder.onlinemicrofiche....TRA-GLIDEŽ-(FC)
you should be able to click on the above link, find your year and model, you can see an exploded view to go by.
Road Warrior
Joined: May 2008
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From: Salt Lake City, UT. Dushore, Pa.
The wire bundle runs up along the voltage reg into the rear brake pedal. It appeared to be somewhat pinched in the voltage reg. I pulled it out of the pinch point and cleaned some oil from it I guess that was from my recent oil change. Anyway I then tried the ignition switch and the tail lights worked. I applied the brakes both front and rear and everything worked as normal. So no more fuse blowing, I sure I didn't fix the problem but I think I at least found it.
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