This 2003 harley sportster has a tilt sensor where is it on the bike and can i disable it?

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The bank angle sensor is on the motorcycle for a good reason and should not be deactivated in all normal operating circumstances and conditions. It operates with a conductive ball inside a case, if the bike tips more than 55 degrees from upright position the ball rolls sufficiently away to the leaned side from the bottom of the sensor in which case it either will connect two conductor points in a n/o switch arrangement and send a current to the ECM or it will roll away from two conductor points and break a n/c circuit and not allow current through to the ECM. If you want to test a bank angle sensor you would place a magnet on top of the switch which would cause the ball to move away from its normal resting position and thereby activate the switch similarly to a rollover of more than 55 degrees would do. You would need to place the magnet on top of the switch and then check continuity through the switch to ascertain whether it is normally open or normally closed. Then remove the magnet and do the same again, If it is normally open or if it normally closed then you can decide how it works. If it is activated then the ECM will not allow a start until the bike has been returned to the upright position and the ignition has been cycled off and on.

speed sensor locale on a 2003 sprotster(whoops) sportster is pretty much the same as where it is on the 2004 storpsert - the same question about the location was asked a few lines earlier...scroll up!

I am pretty certain the engine on your bike is the same as is on my Buell Cyclone M2.
The sensor is located at the top of the gearbox, (off side) and is fixed with a single bolt. Remove the bolt and lift the sensor out.
When you replace it, leave some slack in the cable to avoid the cable breaking again. It is plugged in to the main loom, just follow the wire.
Hope this helps and ride safe.

I would guess stale gasoline or fuel. Try fresh fuel in the tank. If this doesn't clear the problem, you could need to have your carburetor or fuel injection system cleaned. I'm not even sure if they put fuel injection on Sportsters since I don't work on fuel injected bikes. I mostly work on the older bikes like Panheads, Shovelheads, Evos. Not too many Sportsters but have worked on a lot of Ironhead Sportsters. Try the fuel first. It's a cheap fix. Hope it works for you. Good luck with the knee replacement. My wife had one knee replaced and it works great.

I had the same thing on an 08 883C and on it's first run too. Cause was metal scurf lodging in gearbox speedo sensor, disabling it. Tacho kept going as it's separate. Your engine warning light may also show. I suggest check your oiltank level, and if OK, ride home and arrange to change gearbox oil. This may fix it. If not the sensor can be changed for a small price.