For electrical problems, see a Harley-Davidson dealer that 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.
| 1 | Main fuse - 40 A |
| 2 | Main fuse block |
| 3 | Fuse block |
| 4 | Infotainment - 10 A |
| 5 | Battery - 7.5 A |
| 6 | P&A/Battery tender - 15 A |
Figure 1. Fuse Blocks and Socket Terminals
Main Fuse
NOTE
The amperage of the main fuse is 40 A.
The main fuse is located under the right side cover. Remove main fuse whenever performing maintenance on the motorcycle.
Remove
| 1. | Set OFF/RUN switch to Off. | |
| 2. | Remove right steering head cover. See Service Procedures → Side Covers. | |
| 3. | Remove main fuse block (2) from right side caddy (3). | |
| 4. | Figure 2 Remove main fuse (1). |
Install
| 1. | Figure 2 Install main fuse (1). | |
| 2. | Install main fuse block (2) into right side caddy (3). | |
| 3. | Install right steering head cover. See Service Procedures → Side Covers |
| 1 | Main fuse |
| 2 | Main fuse block |
| 3 | Right side caddy |
Figure 2. Main Fuse - Location
Fuse Block
Figure 3 The fuse block (1) is located under rider's seat.
Remove
| 1. | Set OFF/RUN switch to Off. | |
| 2. | Remove seat. See Service Procedures → Seat. | |
| 3. | Remove cover (2) from fuse block (1). | |
| 4. | Remove suspect fuse and inspect element. a. Verify that suspected fuse is open. | |
| 5. | Replace fuse as needed. |
Install
| 1. | Figure 3 Install fuse block cover (2). a. Verify tabs snap into fuse block (1). | |
| 2. | Install seat. See Service Procedures → Seat. |
| 1 | Fuse block |
| 2 | Cover |
Figure 3. Fuse Block - Location