Skip the level king of road

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It could be many things, fuses, battery voltage, sensors, ECM etc. Lots of video help and a link to the Harley Davidson Forums.

https://www.google.com/search?q=2001+Harley+Davidson+Road+King.+No+power+to+fuel+pump%2C+no+check+engine+light%2C+no+spark+to+the+plugs

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Question edited for clarity, plus full make and model.

Some ideas in the link.

https://www.google.com/search?q=2002+Harley+Davidson+Road+King+not+getting+a+spark

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Check the plug lead is giving out a spark

Depends on your skill and experience level - anywhere from an hour on up.

It happens...first make sure the oil level is not overfilled.

2.8 liters and then check the oil with the dipstick. With the bike on the side stand, pull the dipstick and check the oil level. There are two marks on the stick. The upper mark is "FULL HOT" and the lower mark is "FULL COLD". Keep the oil level between the two marks. Do not overfill. Your Road Kind and all other Big Twin Harley's are what we refer to as "dry sump" engines. It does not have a reservoir of oil in the cases but rather carries the oil in a remote oil tank. On your Road King, this tank is on the bottom of the transmission,

Good Luck
Steve

Three quarts. Then check the level while the bike is on the side stand. The dipstick is marked "Full Hot" and "Full Cold". Make sure you do not overfill.

yes until the the oil reaches full on the dipstick

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