For electrical problems, see a Harley-Davidson dealer who has the necessary parts and equipment to perform electrical services.
NOTE
- Fuses do not reset.
- Only replace a fuse with a fuse of the same rating.
- Use only automotive type ATO fuses as replacements.
Main Fuse
NOTE
The amperage of the main fuse is 40A.
Remove the main fuse whenever you perform maintenance on your motorcycle.
| 1. | Set Off/Run switch to Off. | |
| 2. | Remove left side cover. See Service Procedures → Side Covers. | |
| 3. | See Figure 1 and Figure 2. Remove fuse block from caddy on motorcycle. | |
| 4. | Remove the cover from the fuse block. | |
| 5. | Remove the main fuse. | |
| 6. | Install the main fuse when maintenance is complete. | |
| 7. | Install the fuse block cover so the tabs snap into place. | |
| 8. | Install fuse block to caddy. | |
| 9. | Install left side cover. |
| 1 | Fuse block, system power (7.5 amp) |
| 2 | Fuse block |
| 3 | Battery tender |
Figure 1. Fuses
| 4 | Main |
| 5 | Battery |
| 6 | Battery tender |
Figure 2. Fuse Block
Replacing Fuses
| 1. | Set Off/Run switch to Off. | |
| 2. | Remove left side cover. See Service Procedures → Side Covers. | |
| 3. | See Figure 1 and Figure 2. Remove fuse block from caddy on motorcycle. | |
| 4. | Remove the cover from the fuse block. | |
| 5. | Remove the suspect fuse and inspect the element. Replace the fuse if the element is burned or separated. | |
| 6. | Install the fuse block cover so the tabs snap into place. | |
| 7. | Install fuse block to caddy. | |
| 8. | Install left side cover. |