Where is the fuse box on a 2005 Electra Glide?

Where is the fuse box on a 2005 Electra Glide?

Under the left side cover right below the seat.

Where is the fuse box on a Harley-Davidson Electra Glide?

Looking at the bike from the front, it is located under the side cover, on the right hand side, you we need remove saddle bag. Once removed the fuse box is located under the plastic cover.

How do I know if my Harley fuse is blown?

Put your meter test leads across the fuse tabs. If the display still says infinity “&” or reads 0 then the fuse is open (blown). If the meter reading says a low number, most times less than 1 ohm (like 0.2 etc) then the fuse is good. If your meter has a continuity beeper, it will beep when you put it across the fuse.

How do you check a fuse on a Harley Davidson?

Fuse Box Location On the Harley Davidson Touring, the fuse box is often located under your seat, or sometimes under the left side cover. You can access that by removing the bolt on the back of the seat and sliding the seat off. The fuse box will be right there waiting for you.

What does Harley System relay do?

Yes the system relay gives power to the fuel pump and the injectors. The ECM triggers the injectors by grounding them and activates the system relay by grounding it also.

How do I know if my motorcycle starter relay is bad?

Here are some symptoms of a bad or failing starter relay

1. Vehicle does not start.
2. Starter stays on after engine started.
3. Intermittent issues starting the vehicle.
4. Clicking sound coming from the starter.

How much does it cost to replace a starter relay?

The average cost for starter relay replacement is between $61 and $69. Labor costs are estimated between $30 and $38 while parts are priced at $31. This range does not include taxes and fees, and does not factor in your specific vehicle or unique location. Related repairs may also be needed.

Can a starter relay be fixed?

A nonworking relay cannot be dismantled for repair; you will have to install a new one in order to start the engine. You can replace the starter relay right at home; with a few tools, it should take 10 minutes to do.

What happens when a solenoid goes bad?

Sometimes a bad starter solenoid, instead of preventing the engine from starting, may cause it to start on its own without the key being turned to the “start” position.” This less-common problem can be dangerous and should be addressed immediately.