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Heard a loud pop then 2003 harley road king died and is totally dead is there a master fuse or curcuit breaker of some kind and if so where is it located?
Re: Heard a loud pop then 2003 harley road king died and...
Circuit breakers are under the seat. There are several. Charging system failure and subsequent battery failure can cause complete failure, also. Inadvertantly hitting the kill switch?
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I'm not sure when Harley changed to fuses but I think your RK has circuit breakers. These sense an overload and trip the breaker. After a short time, the breaker resets. They are usually under the seat. they look like small metal boxes that measure about 1/2" X 1/2" X 1 1/4". They have a copper screw and a steel screw. The copper screw is the battery end of the breaker.
I WOULD DISCONECT THE POWER AND REMOVE THE BACK PANNELS AND LOOK FOR A SHORTED WIRE OR A BURN MARK ON THE BOARD. ALSO CHECK WHERE THE CORD ATACHES TO THE STOVE. GOOD LUCK!
ERIC
if you lower the front of the bike the same as you lower the back of the bike the only thing is dragging the pegs when you corner i have slammed one to about 2 ins off the ground
No, just a screen in the gas tank attached to the petcock. Guess you could call it a filter. LOL Drain the tank and unscrew the petcock to clean it. It should pop right off the petcock.
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