Top 20 Harley Davidson Road Tech HA90 MP3 Player Questions & Answers

1Gb will work

Don't ride when listening.

What is the diesel engine in? You posted under mp3 player.

First, many SD storage music players do not support HCSD. Is the SD card bigger than 2gig? This could be the problem. Try a smaller SD card.

The reason only some songs are playing is because the other songs aren't in a format that it recognizes. Make sure all the songs are in mp3 format, if they're not you can get programs that will convert any song into mp3. If you need more help let me know =)

You're probably experiencing a thermal problem with the unit. You can open it up to expose the interior components, and let it run until it fails...and then spray suspect components once at a time with freeze spray. When you hit the component, the unit should come on. The problem with devices these days is that, even if you do pinpoint the bad component, it's hard to get the parts, and often we're let with no choice but to buy the entire board, or a new unit if the cost of repair and board are too high.
You can see what you can see...sometimes cracked solder traces can be heat senstive, and sometimes you can resolder them (if they're not too small).
Contact support for you device, to see if they can help, or swap the unit out.
Here's their warranty information:

This product is warranted against all defects in material and

workmanship for a period of 90 days from the date of purchase.

When installed by an authorized Harley-Davidson dealer the

product is covered by a 1-year warranty. When installed by an

authorized Harley-Davidson dealer at the time of delivery of a

new vehicle and registered to the vehicle, the product is covered

by a 2-year warranty.

This product is warranted through Harley-Davidson. Please

see an authorized Harley-Davidson dealer for warranty and
service issues.

Good luck, and hope this helps.

you will find 2 wires on your throtli cable unplug 1 of them if your cruse control works u need a new cable

It sounds like the battery is dying. Most of the time when a unit can't easily turn on, the battery is at the end of it's life. Replacing the battery should get it going again.

check grip and cable for binding.

yeah its burning up inside there switch it off and let it cool down

Found out that will play 124 song on a 2gig card!

All you need is a SD disc usb holder to transfer files from your windows Media player onto it. Use the Windows converter to format your songs to mp3. Just right click on the songs or albums in your library and then select Send to > Windows Audio Converter > A window will pop up that has the songs selected ready to convert, but you need to first use the browse icon to make sure the MP3 SD disc is the output folder you are sending the music to. Just see whether the disc holder is plugged into the g or h drive, then once that has been done you can start the conversion. Once that is done, you should be able to play the music back on your HD Road Tech mp3 palyer. ONe last point, make sure to uncheck 'add my converted files to my library' as that will double up the same music selection in your library. Remember you are just wanting to copy the mp3 files to the external SD disc for your player not make mp3 files for your pc media player. Hope this helps.

Most likely the antena plug into the radio worked its self out. Re plug it in. you need to remove front fairing

I own the player on my 2004 HD Softail Deuce. I have a catalog of various sizes of sd cards from my original 64mb up to 2gb. The problem you are having could be that you have the music in WMI instaed of having converted it to the mp3 format with your windows player. Be sure to use the lowest quality when converting to the mp3 as you will not notice the difference in the playback. Also do not be surprised that you cannot get what you think on a 2 gig sd card. One of my 2 gig cards has the entire Led Zeppelin studio catalog including some various Robert Plant solo songs from his various albums. I buy my sd cards from Microcenter here in Ohio for around $7.00 each. The local wal-marts are making a killing with 512mb for around $15.00 each, so shop around for the cards you need.

Not really, The problem with the older radio is that the way they fed the power to the mp3 side was to back door it through the FM modulator, thus resulting in a lower volume than theradio. Unfortunately there is no fix for it. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/robert_5bac37c3cb991fdb

follow your cable down from your hand control. Pull the black rubber grommet up or down and loosen up your clutch cable once it has slack usually takes a 1/2 inch and 9/16 wrench then go up to your handle their is a snap ring under neath take it off. push the clip up and remove handle.

on the right side under the side cover. On the trans towards the back. You'll see a green wire attatched to it. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/robert_5bac37c3cb991fdb

Vacume operated. faster you go the slide travels up.

check your primary chain adjustment if it is excessively loose or the motor nut is loose it will knock at idle and when you gas it the noise goes away check this first you will need to remove the primary cover

no pictures 1 remove the battery neg cable, 2 remove the primary chaincase on left side or bike it is held on with 3/16 allen bolts be ready to catch the oil thats comes out (3/4 of a quart replaces it) 3 remove the small 3/8in bolt that is in the center of the starter shaft (small gear at top of case) 4 go to other side and look at starter see the two large allen bolts at sides remove them now with a little pulling it will squeez out from under the oil tank if not loosen rear oil tank bracket that will help this should help you