Sound is not so good it is like a tin can

their are a few reasons for rattle remove tire and with a rubber mallet start tapping around the sway bar links, upper and lower control arm bushings and strut tower

If it is simply because the button shell has cracked I cut about 2mm off of a plastic straw place that small ring around button area and tape a piece of tin foil over top. The tinfoil bridges the connection when pressed down and the plastic ring allows it to disconnect so your not killing batteries

Front wheel drive cars have CV joints sounds like yours need replacing. Does it do it when you turn? Turn wheel all the way left an then right do you still hear it? If so joints are bad. May also be wheel bearing but my guess is CV joints

Pretty much the same happened to me. There are two wires coming from the wired remote control. One has a green plug which plugs into your sound system (computer sound) and the other connects to the Sub Woofer assembly. Feel this later cable for a harden section. It will probably be closer to the Subwoofer, but may be anywhere along it. This cable will have been cooked by overheating (Playing sound at full volume for over long periods of time.) . You will feel probably a 6" to1' section that is a tad stiffer and the plastic will crumble. You will need to cut a few inches into the normal cable and remove the bad section. Then strip and tin, the cables and connect them individually . Connect (tin, solder and seal them individually: ground to ground, white to white, red to red, blue to blue, green to green, purple to purple). Depending on the electrical tape you use- there will be a thick bulge in the cord, but it should work fine... or you can connect the severed cable to the original source to avoid the bulge ... but I did not want to shorten my remote any more than I had to.

Kemtex B916 solder paste?


This = No

"Kemtex B916 Tinning Compound
A 40/60 grade solder paste suitable for sweating together fine tolerance joints and in areas where conventional hand soldering is hard to apply. Also used for tinning motor car bodies prior to the application of bodyfill solder. Can be used for tinning bearing shells for lead based bearing metals."

http://www.cagroup.com.au/Kemtex_Fluxes_and_Tinning_Compounds.asp

Should state Rosin Flux Paste for what you want.
I'll bet the above is acid based.

http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2049774

Regards,
joecoolvette

If your handlebars don't appear to be straight, the pinch bolts on the lower triple tree may be loose or the rubber handle bar riser bushings need to be replaced. Either way, you'll have to remove the "Tins" from the front end of your Fat Boy to access this area.

Good Luck
Steve

Most likely a defective speaker. Try using headphones. if the sound is good there, then the speaker is bad and needs replaced. More info on this topic can be found here:


http://www.sharc.net/gps_audio_repair.htm


- Jim

The tuner grounds on the main board need re solder, you will have to remove the tin covers on the tuner to get to some of the tuner ground's, this is a common problem for this set.

The first thing to check is to see if the oiling hole in the bar is clear of sawdust a debris. Remove the chain and bar completely and make sure the holes are clear. While the chain and bar is off you can CAREFULLY run the saw to see if oil is coming out if the pump. In some cases you need to remove the tin shield that is behind the bar and clean out the oil passages in there.

i dont know if you have the pf-1 or pf-2 but i have the pf-1 and they do take the hp 78 cartridges which i find at my local wal-mart stores or craigslist