Can a 2015 Road Glide special start without a clutch?
I just bought a 2015 Road Glide Special last spring and I lost my cruise, gear indicator, it won’t start in gear with the clutch pulled in sometimes and it will start in gear without the clutch pulled in sometimes. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Did you find the recommended reading relevant to this discussion?
When did I replace the battery on my Street Glide?
I have a 2014 Street Glide Special with about 40k miles. I replace the main battery in February and then last week I took the bike for a ride. After stopping for a drink, the bike would not start.
What are the issues with my Road Glide?
My road glide is having intermittent issues, dont know if they are all related or not. 1. The bike will not recognize that i have the key fob in my pocket and will ask for a pin number. 2. The bike will not start in gear with the clutch in. 3. The gear shift indication comes and goes, lately its gone more than it shows up.
What to do if your Harley Davidson won’t start?
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I have a 2014 Street Glide Special with about 40k miles. I replace the main battery in February and then last week I took the bike for a ride. After stopping for a drink, the bike would not start.
Why is my Harley Davidson Dyna Glide not starting?
If your battery voltage and connections are in good condition, but your engine is still refusing to turn over, the problem may be in the starter circuit. Perhaps the easiest place to begin is at the starter solenoid on the right side of the motorcycle.
What to do if your Harley won’t start?
The Harley service manual suggests to check the electrical connections at the ECM and CKP, as well as check the resistance of the ignition coil before replacing the CKP sensor. That being said, a large number of Dyna owners who have had trouble starting their bikes reported that replacing the CKP sensor immediately cured the problem.
What to do if your bike won’t start?
Your battery may have enough charge to run the electronics, the fuel pump even, but not enough to turn over the motor. With a digital multimeter, test the battery’s voltage. If is isn’t reading over 12V, you’re under charged and it’s a good place to start. Plug in your battery charger, and come back in an hour to try again.