radio troubles
radio troubles
ive got a 95 ultra with the orignal radio and cb setup with rear speakers
and i have got a problem with the rear speakers not working.
I had removed the tour pac and cb dash controls for a short while and thought i had a great idea when i cut the harnesses for the tour pac and soldered connectors in to make it easily removal. Bad bad terrible idea after i did this nothing worked so i removed the connectors and resoldered everything back just like it was and now my rear speakers dont work. Is there anyway i can just splice off the fronts to have them work. .I am not so inclinded to have the cb working again. Also there is a fuse panel under the leaft side cover that has 3 fuses and the pod fuse is
blown and blows the radio fuse under the fairing when replaced.
any ideas from the great all knowing electrical gurus here.
thanks
and i have got a problem with the rear speakers not working.
I had removed the tour pac and cb dash controls for a short while and thought i had a great idea when i cut the harnesses for the tour pac and soldered connectors in to make it easily removal. Bad bad terrible idea after i did this nothing worked so i removed the connectors and resoldered everything back just like it was and now my rear speakers dont work. Is there anyway i can just splice off the fronts to have them work. .I am not so inclinded to have the cb working again. Also there is a fuse panel under the leaft side cover that has 3 fuses and the pod fuse is
blown and blows the radio fuse under the fairing when replaced.
any ideas from the great all knowing electrical gurus here.
thanks
Extreme HDF Member
Joined: Sep 2010
Posts: 14,744
Likes: 402
From: Phoenix '53, '88, '09 Big Twins
oooops !
you should leave it off and go through all your "repair" work again.
Soldered connections on bikes tend to break right where the tinning ends at the insulation- it's the vibrations- the stiff tinned strands work back and forth and snap
IF you shorted the speaker leads then you may have blown the power amp(s) for the rear.
Radio Sound is the manufacturer for that radio if the amp is blown.
also do the simple stuff and check you speaker switches
mike
you should leave it off and go through all your "repair" work again.
Soldered connections on bikes tend to break right where the tinning ends at the insulation- it's the vibrations- the stiff tinned strands work back and forth and snap
IF you shorted the speaker leads then you may have blown the power amp(s) for the rear.
Radio Sound is the manufacturer for that radio if the amp is blown.
also do the simple stuff and check you speaker switches
mike
Last edited by mkguitar; Aug 13, 2012 at 12:00 PM.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
davecurtis72
Audio Systems
40
May 10, 2017 12:04 PM
davecurtis72
General Harley Davidson Chat
1
May 8, 2017 02:34 PM
