Battery removal 2002 dyna super glide, after seat removed.

So, is it a 2006 or a 2007????

Here is how to remove and replace the particular ignition switch. With that knowledge you should be able to tighten or replace loose fasteners as well.

IGNITION SWITCH for 2007 FXDWG, FXDC Models

First remove seat and then disconnect the negative battery cable and put some tape over the end or otherwise ensure it is insulated such that it could not touch any bare frame part or the battery negative terminal. Next remove the two fasteners that secure the instrument panel to the fuel tank and remove the panel noting the position and colour of the switch wire connectors and disconnect the wires. Then remove the four switch mounting screws and replace the switch. Then reconnect the switch wire connectors in their original positions and re-install the instrument panel with the two instrument panel installation screws and tighten the acorn nut to 18-24 in-lbs or (2.03-2.71 Nm). Then reconnect the battery cable and install the seat and check to ensure that the seat is firmly and properly in place.

Remove seat. Disconnect battery. Undo two bolts at rear of battery box. Push down on Left side of box(rear of box). Slide out top plate. Pull box out and up. Hope that helps.

Remove right side battery cover, disconnect negative cable and ring terminals. disconnect positive cable and ring terminals, remove rubber strap, remove battery. If you have securiy siren remove battery cable within 30 seconds of turning ignition off.

On most Dyna models, the battery tray raises and lower and simply traps the battery cover between the battery and the frame. Look on either side of the battery box. There may be some bolts on each side. There should be two bolts that "lock" the battery box and one that raises and lowers the box. You may have to remove the seat to get the cables off the battery or access the bolt that raises and lowers the battery. All my experience with the Dynas has been on 1999 and earlier models.

Good Luck
Steve

On the older models this is how you remove the battery. I doubt Harley has changed much but if they did, this may help.

Remove the seat. Just behind the battery between it and the rear fender on the right side of the bike, there are two bolts. Loosen the bolts but don't take them out. Look inside the frame behind the battery and you'll see a "jack bolt". Turning the bolt counterclockwise will lower the battery tray allowing you to get the top cover and surrounding cover off. Then you can get to the battery connections easily.

I hope this helps.

Ride Safe
Steve

Remove the screw from the rear seat bracket.

Slide seat to the rear of the motorcycle and lift the seat. There is a tab that secures the seat to the frame under the front of the seat.

The strap can remain in place and slid to the lower front section of the seat. The seat can be slid thru the strap.

Best as I can remember, you take a single bolt out of the back of the seat, lift the rear of the seat and pull to the rear.

Good Luck
Steve

There are two bolts to the left of the battery cover one holds the bracket the other lowers the battery

heres how its done
remove the seat , then battery neg. cable at frame, positive at terminal, then feel around the outside of the box - there is a rear lower bolt and an upper bolt - - this will cause the battery tray to swing down when they are removed. Orient the new battery same as the old one... reverse the process..... thats it