2000 Harley Davidson FLHTCUI Electra Glide Ultra Classic "motorcycle alternator parts" Questions

motorcycle The stator is the alternator as you would know it on a car. It is part of the charging system which consists of the battery, stator and a voltage regulator/rectifier. Alternating current is

i have a 2000 ultra and as i was driving home the voltage meter droped to 8 volts and the check engine light came on shortly after the motor started running bad. i believe the injectors did not have ...

alternator kit to fall apart? Thanks , Ivan No, the magnets are, as you know, simply glued to the rotor housing. The glue sometimes breaks loose and the magnets fall off. I'm surprised that you've run

I'm thinking about doing a cam swap on my '02 Ultra. Right now it's bone stock except for a K&N air filter. What's your opinion??? If you upgraded the air cleaner, you should have the carb ...

My 2002 electra glide classic head light flickers when the bike is running? The voltage regulator is starting to fail. The headlight is flickering with the pulsing of the alternator when the motor is ...

...parts store and ask them to test the battery for you. Usually this is a free service. You don't want to tear your bike apart and spend a lot of money only to find that it was a bad battery all along ...

...parts store will usually do this for you at no charge. Take the battery out and take it to them. You need to check the charging system. To do this you need to fully charge the battery and you'll ...

I have a 1990 flt tour glide classic and its not charging correctly, the gauge is under 12 volts unless you rev the engine and the speedo reads too slow and when you stop it gradually goes to 10mph, ...

motorcycle and/or its parts. Tighten the break-away screws in a clockwise direction until the heads snap off. THEN install the handlebars. Then install the ignition switch connector which is a 3-place

DO THE ANTENNAS ON A 2008 ULTRA CLASSIC JUST UNSCREW TO REPLACE? Harley has used a couple of different antenna ends over the years. So look first for a tiny allen screw in the fitting. Back that off ...