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john Posted on May 09, 2014

2003 dyna changed stator rode 20 miles bike died. turns over but wont fire. The center pin at coil plug has power. BAS sensor has been wired around. I don't know if the CKP is going to have power on the red wire or if it creates power as motor is turning over. but there is no power on red or black wire while turning over.. I am lost

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Do u have multimeter. If so check resistance of ckp. Sounds like that is tour problem. Why did you change out the stator

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Nov 10, 2008

SOURCE: change a stator

First secure the bike on a lift. disconnect battery.remove standard footpeg.Remove standard shifter. Remove all allen head bolts from outer primary cover. Some bolts are longer so keep track of where they go.Two bolts on the primary inspection cover also hold the outer to the inner primary case, so remove the cover.Now remove the outer primary case.The clutch,primary chain,adjuster, and compensating sprocket must be reoved as a single unit.Once you have done this take a rag and grasp the rotor and slide it off of the main engine shaft.Unplug the stator and remove the set screws holding it in place.Reverse procedure to install new stator.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Nov 20, 2008

SOURCE: change a stator

First secure the bike on a lift. disconnect battery.remove standard footpeg.Remove standard shifter. Remove all allen head bolts from outer primary cover. Some bolts are longer so keep track of where they go.Two bolts on the primary inspection cover also hold the outer to the inner primary case, so remove the cover.Now remove the outer primary case.The clutch,primary chain,adjuster, and compensating sprocket must be reoved as a single unit.Once you have done this take a rag and grasp the rotor and slide it off of the main engine shaft.Unplug the stator and remove the set screws holding it in place.Reverse procedure to install new stator.

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  • Posted on Jun 06, 2009

SOURCE: engine stalls after running for 25 miles?

Sounds like a fuel or intake problem to me, start the bike and spray brake cleaner onto the intake where it goes into the head, if the bike stumbles then you have an intake leak and have to change the seals or just tighten up the intake manifold. Another thing you could do is remove the carb (if it is carburated) remove the float bowl and clean everything including the jets, you could have some **** in there that is plugging things up. Also try removing the air cleaner and spraying a can of carb cleaner into and around the carb. Also try removing the gas tank and completely cleaning it and the petcock screen out, you could have something in the gas tank that is migrating to the petcock and causing a blockage.

aichare

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  • Posted on Sep 19, 2009

SOURCE: How to wire a tach on 05 heritage softail

Locate & route Black lead to ground / 2004-later softail: On the frame strap under the seat directly in front of the battery.

Locate & route the pink lead to Signal / For 2004 & later FXST/C/I The #3 cavity in the connector {39b} on the back of the speedometer. The socket terminal on the signal (pk) lead fits the #3 cavity.

Locate & route the Orange and white lead to power / Ummm.. it's saying for 2004 and later to adapt to the fuse block For earlier [ For 1996 to 2003 softail: locate the power lead (o/w) in the tail lamp pin connector {7a} under the seat behind the right rear corner of he battery.] "here you are looking to run it to a fused line, not directly to power/battery" I hope this helped.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Nov 10, 2009

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i have a 2000 road king classic, last week i laid it down and the bike blew a couple of fuses, replaced them and the bike started, but i do not have any speedo lights and odometer, no power to the guage, also no blinkers, they light up but does not flash, also the right hand grip was rolled down, could this be the problem ?.

needing help

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There is a tip over sensor called the BAS-Bank Angle Sensor, if it is engaged and malfunctioning the bike may not start, it may stall while running fine or while going around a curve or something like that someone I know had it malfunction completely and when a scooter goes down it may keep running beating the **** out of the rider, cause fire and other issues. I would recommend getting your BAS checked regularly by HD. You can google the BAS system and see thousands of issues with the BAS malfunctioning... That Harley denies having a serious malfunction with, but without witnesses and it malfunctioning in a gentle curve and the bike quits and riders are killed who is left to argue about the malfunction?

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