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Harley Davidson 2008 FLHTCUSE3 Model. Service Manual Supplement - page 6

2. See Figure 8-14. On a level floor, park

25 ft. (7.62 m)

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away from and perpendicular to a wall.

3. Set the motorcycle upright with a seated rider and point

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the front wheel at the wall. In low light, switch the head-

lamp to high beam.

NOTE

The center of the high beam bulb should the same height as

the center of the light pattern on the wall. To adjust the high

beam, see HEADLAMP ADJUSTMENT in the Touring Models

2

Service Manual.

4. See Figure 8-15. Mark the center of the high beam on the

wall by drawing vertical and horizontal lines (1). Turn the

headlamp off.

5. Locate centerlines for the left (2) and right (3) auxiliary

1. Mechanics wire

lamps on the wall

16 in. (0.4 m) apart centered on the

2. Socket terminal

high beam vertical and along the high beam horizontal

line.

Figure 8-12. Fix Mechanic's Wire to Socket Terminals

6. Verify that the motorcycle is still aligned with the high beam

marks on the wall.

7. Switch the headlamp to low beam and cover both the

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headlamp and one auxiliary lamp at a time. Compare the

auxiliary lamp high intensity patterns to the centerlines.

8. Loosen the auxiliary lamp adjustment nuts and rotate the

lamps so that the high intensity patterns, left (4) and right

(5), are below and to the left of the centerlines.

NOTE

In countries where travel is on the left side of the road, shift

the auxiliary lamp high intensity patterns to the left.

9. Tighten auxiliary

lamp nuts to 15-18 ft-lbs (20.3-24.4 Nm).

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Figure 8-13. Headlamp and Auxiliary Lamps

Align Lamps

1. Check front and rear tire pressure.

Figure 8-14. 25 ft. (7.62 m)

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1

3

2

5

4

1. Adjust headlamp high beam for proper height and lateral alignment

2. Locate left side auxiliary lamp relative to high beam centerlines

3. Locate right side auxiliary lamp relative to high beam centerlines

4. Adjust high intensity beam below and right of left side auxiliary lamp centerlines

5. Adjust high intensity beam below and right of right side auxiliary lamp centerlines

Figure 8-15. Properly Aim Auxiliary Lamps

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REPLACING BULB

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1. See Figure 8-16. Holding bulb reflector (1) in place, loosen

screw (2) from nut (8) enough to remove bezel ring (3)

from lamp housing (4).

NOTE

See Figure 8-17. Socket on back of reflector is part of bulb

assembly.

Handle bulb carefully and wear eye protection. Bulb con-

tains gas under pressure, which, if not handled carefully,

2

1

could cause serious eye injury. (00062b)

2. See Figure 8-16. Unplug connector (5) from socket on

back of bulb reflector. This socket is part of bulb assembly

1. Loosen

(6).

2. Tighten

3. Remove nesting ring (7) from reflector.

Figure 8-17. Replacing Bulb in Reflector

4. See Figure 8-17. Hold reflector so that socket is facing

you. Grasp socket, turn counterclockwise (1) approximately

1/8 turn and remove bulb assembly from reflector. Discard

bulb assembly.

Never touch the quartz bulb. Fingerprints will etch the

glass and decrease bulb life. Grab the bulb with paper or

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a clean, dry cloth. Failure to do so could result in bulb

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damage. (00210a)

5. Install new bulb assembly into reflector housing, being

7

careful not to touch glass bulb. Turn assembly approxim-

4

ately 1/8 turn clockwise (2) to secure.

3

6. See Figure 8-19. Place nesting ring (2) onto reflector (1)

2

5

so that concave

surface of nesting ring faces away from

reflector, nesting ring index tab (5) is at the bottom, and

reflector index tabs (3) fit inside nesting ring slots (4).

7. Plug connector into socket in reflector.

1

8. Mount reflector into lamp housing, fit bezel ring onto

assembly and secure with screw and nut.

8

1. Bulb reflector

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2. Bezel ring screw

3. Bezel

4. Lamp housing

5. Connector

6. Bulb assembly

7. Nesting ring

8. Nut

Figure 8-16. Auxiliary Lamp Assembly

Figure 8-18. Auxiliary Lamp Bulb/Pin Housing

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4

2

3

1

5

1. Reflector

2. Nesting ring

3. Reflector index tab (2)

4. Nesting ring slot (2)

5. Nesting ring index tab

Figure 8-19. Assembling Reflector and Nesting Ring

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FRONT

TURN SIGNALS

8.5

REMOVAL

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1. Remove outer fairing. See OUTER FAIRING/WIND-

SHIELD in Touring Models Service Manual.

2. Locate turn signal/auxiliary lamp connectors [31] (4-place

4

Multilock) for the left and right turn signals.

3. Depress button on socket terminal side of connector [31]

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and separate pin and socket housings.

4. See Figure 8-20. Remove the three turn signal terminals

and leads (1) from the socket housing.

NOTE

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See APPENDIX B AMP MULTILOCK in Touring Models Service

Manual for wire lead and terminal service procedures.

5. Cut off the wire wraps around the conduit.

NOTE

An option to cutting off the socket terminal is to attach mech-

3

anic's wire to the terminal/wire lead. After drawing the lead

through the conduit and mounting bracket, remove the lead

1

and leave the mechanics wire in the conduit for installation.

6.

Cut off the socket terminals.

7.

Supporting the turn signal assembly (2) and the stand off

2

(3), remove fastener (4) and washer (5) to release turn

signal from mounting bracket (6).

8.

One wire at a time, pull turn signal wires to draw wire leads

through the conduit and through hole in mounting bracket.

1.

Turn signal leads

2.

Turn signal assembly

3.

Stand off

4.

Fastener

5.

Washer

6.

Mounting bracket

Figure 8-20. Turn Signal Assembly

INSTALLATION

1. Lay old turn signal lamp next to new turn signal lamp and

cut wires to length.

NOTE

If mechanics wire remains in conduit, crimp on new socket

terminals and attach wire to socket terminal. Pull mechanic's

wire to draw socket terminal back through mounting bracket

and conduit. Carefully remove mechanic's wire to avoid damage

to terminals.

2. One at a time, push wire lead through mounting bracket

and conduit.

NOTE

Liquid glass cleaner may be used to aid in pulling wires through

conduit.

3. Install fastener to secure turn signal assembly and stand

off to mounting bracket.

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HEATED SEAT

8.6

GENERAL

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Controls

See Figure 8-21. The heated seat is controlled by three-position

rocker switches on the left side of the seat. The front switch

controls the rider seat and the rear switch controls the pas-

senger pillion.

•

High Heat: Rock the switch at the top for high heat.

•

OFF: The OFF position is in the middle.

•

Low Heat: Rock the switch at the bottom for low heat.

See Figure 8-22. To remove and install a heated seat, see

2.12 SEAT.

Warm-Up

For safety, after the seat is turned on, 8-10 minutes of warm-

Figure 8-22. Heated Seat Connector [191]

up is required before heat is noticed. With a hand, press down

on the seat to feel for heat.

NOTE

DIAGNOSTICS

Running a hand over the seat may not detect any change in

PART NUMBER

TOOL NAME

temperature. The heat has to permeate a layer of foam pad-

ding. Always press down on the seat to check for heat.

HD-41404-B

TEST CONNECTOR KIT

Diagnostic Tips

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If the seat temperature does not change after 8-10 minute

warm-up period, test the seat continuity using a multimeter and

TEST CONNECTOR KIT (Part No. HD-41404-B).

NOTE

When checking current draw, use the 10 Amp maximum fused

terminal on the multimeter and switch the selector to DC Amps.

If during the tests the multimeter shows 0 Amps, check the

multimeter fuse and the terminal location of the meter leads.

Refer to flow charts that follow for troubleshooting.

Diagnostic Notes

NOTE

•

The reference numbers in Table 8-6 correlate with the

circled numbers in Figure 8-23.

•

The step numbers below correlate with the circled numbers

in the flow chart.

1. Use TEST CONNECTOR KIT (Part No. HD-41404-B) with

black socket probes and patch cords.

2. Before performing the current draw test, make sure the

Figure 8-21. Heated Seat Rocker Switches

seat heater has been off for at least 10 minutes, and the

seat is cool. A warm seat will give false readings.

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[33A]

BK

[33B]

1

2

3

GND 1A

[64B]

2F

2E

O/R

R/GY

1 2

3

4

[191A]

[191B]

Figure 8-23. Heated Seat Circuit

Table 8-6. Connectors/Fuse in Heated Seat Circuit

NUMBER

DESCRIPTION

TYPE

LOCATION

[33]

Ignition switch

3-place Packard

Over steering head

[64]

Fuse block

Lugs

Left side cover

[191]

Heated seat subharness

4-place Deutsch

Under seat

[GND 1A]

Front dirty ground

Ring terminal

Under seat

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Heated Seat Diagnostics

Check P & A fuse.

Is fuse good?

YES

NO

Place Ignition Switch ON.

Replace P & A

1

Is 12 volts present between

fuse.

connector [191A] terminals “3”

(+) and “4” (-)?

6546

YES

NO

Place Ignition Switch ON. Check the

Is continuity

2

current draw of the rider seat by

present between

installing gray pin probes and patch

[191A] terminal “3”

cords in place of the P & A fuse. Toggle

and P & A fuse?

the switch to the high heat position.

Does the current draw

increase to between 1.5 -3.0 Amps?

YES

NO

YES

Locate and repair

Locate and repair

open circuit etween

open circuit between

[191A] terminal “4”

[191A] terminal “3”

Place Ignition Switch ON.

and ground?

and P & A fuse.

Check the current draw of the

passenger pillion by installing gray

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6547

pin probes and patch cords in place

NO

of the P & A fuse. Toggle the switch

to the ON heat position.

Does the current draw increase to

between 0.75-2.0 Amps?

YES

NO

Replace heated

System O.K.

seat assembly.

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HEATED HANDGRIPS

8.7

GENERAL

DIAGNOSTICS

See Figure 8-24. The heated handgrips are controlled by the

PART NUMBER

TOOL NAME

rotating switch located at the end of the left handgrip. The

HD-41404-B

TEST CONNECTOR KIT

switch can be turned from an OFF position through 6 increas-

ingly warm settings. To remove and install a heated handgrip,

Diagnostic Tips

see 2.8 HANDGRIPS for service procedures.

Refer to flow charts that follow for troubleshooting.

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Diagnostic Notes

NOTE

•

The reference numbers in Table 8-7 correlate with the

circled numbers in Figure 8-25.

•

The step numbers below correlate with the circled numbers

in the flow chart.

1. Use TEST CONNECTOR KIT (Part No. HD-41404-B) with

black socket probes and patch cords.

2. Use TEST CONNECTOR KIT (Part No. HD-41404-B) with

PT

black pin probes and patch cords.

T

Figure 8-24. Heated Handgrip Control Switch

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[206B] [206A]

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BK

1

1

BK

BK/W

2

2

BK/W

[33A]

[33B]

1 2 3

[189B]

A

B

C

[189A]

A

B C

Accessory

1D

15A

1C

R/GY

BK

Amp

GND 1A

4D

30A

4C

R/GY

Heated

Handgrips

5A

3D

3C

R

R/GY

Figure 8-25. Heated Handgrip Circuit

Table 8-7. Connectors/Fuse in Heated Handgrip Circuit

NUMBER

DESCRIPTION

TYPE

LOCATION

[33]

Ignition switch

3-place Packard

Over steering head

[64]

Fuse block

Lugs

Left side cover

[189]

Heated handgrip harness

3-place Deutsch

Inside outer fairing

[206]

Heated handgrip interconnect harness

2-place Deutsch

Inside outer fairing

[GND 1A]

Front dirty ground

Ring terminal

Under seat

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Heated Handgrips Diagnostics (Part 1 of 2)

Inspect heated handgrip

fuse and accessory fuse.

Fuses O.K.?

YES

NO

Disconnect connector [189].

Replace one or both

1

Place Ignition Switch ON.

fuses as required prior

Is 12 volts present between

to conducting test.

connector [189A] terminal

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“B” (+) and “C” (-)?

YES

NO

Is 12 volts present between

Check the current draw of the handgrips by

connector [189A] terminal “B” (+)

installing gray pin probes and patch cords in

and actual ground?

place of the heated handgrips fuse. Measure

the current draw with the handgrips off, then

turn them on to the maximum setting.

Does the current draw increase up to 3 Amps

above original reading?

YES

NO

Locate and repair open

Locate and repair open

circuit between [189A]

circuit between [189A]

terminal “C” and ground.

terminal “B” and

YES

NO

heated handgrip fuse.

6557

6557

Measure continuity between

System O.K.

2

connector [189B] terminals

“B” and “C” and ground.

Is continuity present?

YES

NO

Disconnect connector [206].

Is continuity to ground still

STOP

present?

Go to Heated

HandGrip Diagnostics

YES

NO

(Part 2 of 2).

Replace grounded

Replace grounded

left handgrip.

right handgrip.

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FAIRING CAP AND SWITCHES

8.8

4. Gently spread the ends to remove the fairing cap, with

REMOVAL

switches, from the steering head.

1. Remove the ignition switch knob, and the switch position

5. Cut cable straps and remove switches (3, 5, 6, 7) or and/or

plate. See IGNITION/LIGHT KEY SWITCH AND FORK

wire leads as required. See FAIRING CAP SWITCHES

LOCK in the Touring Models Service Manual.

(FLHTC/U) and/or APPENDIX B, MULTILOCK in the

2. Remove the two T-27 Torx screws (with flat washers) to

Touring Models Service Manual.

release the fairing cap.

NOTE

3. See Figure 8-26. With the forks turned to the left fork stop,

The CRUISE/SPOT switch controller (4) is fixed to the fairing

separate the 12-place Multilock connector [105] (1) and

cap with double sided tape. To remove, pry the controller off

the 3-place Multilock connector [212] (2).

the fairing.

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2

4

3

5

6

7

1

1.

12-place Multilock connector [105B]

2.

3-place Multilock connector [212B]

3.

CRUISE/SPOT switch

4.

CRUISE/SPOT controller

5.

SPKR switch

6.

Power lock switch

7.

ACC switch

Figure 8-26. Inner Fairing Cap

3. Install wire terminals into the connector housings as

INSTALLATION

required. Refer to Table 8-8 and Table 8-9.

1. Replace switches as required. See FAIRING CAP

4. Install new cable straps.

SWITCHES (FLHTC/U) in the Touring Models Service

Manual for procedures.

5. Fit the rubber grommets to the ends of the faring cap.

NOTE

6. With the forks turned to the left fork stop, spread the fairing

Clean the fairing surface under the CRUISE/SPOT controller

cap over the steering head and ignition switch/fork lock.

with isopropyl alcohol and use double sided tape to fix the

controller to the faring.

NOTE

The grommets should capture the handlebar.

2. Replace connector terminals and wire leads as required.

See APPENDIX B, MULTILOCK in the Touring Models

7. Mate connectors [105] (1) and [212] (2).

Service Manual.

8. Install and alternately tighten the Torx screws to 25-30 in-

lbs (2.8-3.4 Nm).

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9. Install

position plate and switch knob. See

IGNITION/LIGHT KEY SWITCH AND FORK LOCK in the

Table 8-9. Main Harness Connector [212]

Touring Models Service Manual for procedures.

SWITCH

WIRE COLOR

TERMINAL

Power lock

GN/BK

1

Table 8-8. Interconnect Harness [105]

Power lock

O/R

2

SWITCH

WIRE COLOR

TERMINAL

Power lock

BE/BK

3

CRUISE/SPOT

BK

8

CRUISE/SPOT

GY/BK

7

CRUISE/SPOT

Y

6

CRUISE/SPOT

R/GN

5

CRUISE/SPOT

O/V

4

SPKR

BK/GN

12

SPKR

BN/O

11

SPKR

V/O

10

SPKR

O/BE

9

ACC

BK

3

ACC

O

2

ACC

O/R

1

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PASSENGER HEADSET RECEPTACLE

8.9

REPAIR

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The passenger headset receptacle can not be replaced separ-

ately. The entire audio harness must be replaced in the event

of a failure. See AUDIO HARNESS in the Touring Service

Manual.

Replace Weather Cap

1. See Figure 8-27 and Figure 8-28. Use a spanner, punch,

or small screwdriver to loosen the retaining ring.

2. Remove ring and weather cap.

3. Install new weather cap and ensure the boss engages the

notch in the housing.

4. Install retaining ring and tighten securely.

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Figure 8-28. Retaining Ring

Figure 8-27. Passenger Headset Receptacle

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XM SATELLITE RADIO

8.10

GENERAL

XM ANTENNA

See Figure 8-29. The XM Satellite Radio module (1) mounted

Remove

on the AM/FM/WB receiver. The antenna (2) is also mounted

1. Remove MAXIFUSE.

inside the fairing.

2. Remove outer fairing. See Touring Models Service Manual

See Figure 8-30. The XM module is attached to the receiver

for procedure.

with a screw (3) and connected to the main wiring harness

through a connector [185] (2). The antenna connector [185C]

3. See Figure 8-31. Press the release latch under the con-

(1) connects the module to the antenna. The antenna lead is

nector [185C] and separate the antenna connector from

bundled and wire wrapped (4) to a wire harness conduit.

the module.

4. Cut cable wrap securing lead bundle.

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5. See Figure 8-32. Pry the antenna (4) from the mounting

2

bracket (3).

1

6. Remove fastener (2) and pull the bracket off of the edge

of the fairing support bracket.

Installation

1. See Figure 8-32. Clip the bracket over the fairing support

bracket (1) and secure with fastener (2). Tighten to 20-30

in-lbs (2.3-3.4 Nm).

2. Install antenna:

a. Use isopropyl alcohol to clean the inscribed diagram

(3) on the top of the antenna bracket. Allow to dry.

1. XM satellite radio module

b. Peel the adhesive backing (5) off the antenna (4).

2. XM antenna

c. With the wire lead toward the receiver, center the

Figure 8-29. XM Satellite Radio Module and Antenna

antenna over the inscription. Press and hold for 60

seconds.

NOTE

After releasing the antenna, avoid contact with or movement

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of the antenna for 20 minutes.

3. Align the grooves in the antenna connector [185C] housing

to the rails on the module housing and mate antenna

connector [185C] to the module.

4. Bundle and secure antenna lead to the main harness

conduit with a cable strap.

4

5. Install outer fairing.

1

6. Install MAXIFUSE.

3

2

1. Antenna connector [185C]

2. Module harness connector [185]

3. Screw

4. Antenna lead bundle

Figure 8-30. XM Radio Module and Connections

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2. Install bracket mounting screw and securely tighten.

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3. Align the wire harness connector [185] housings and press

together.

4. Align the grooves in the antenna connector housing to the

rails on the module housing and mate antenna connector

[185C] to the module.

NOTE

To verify operation, it may be necessary to transfer (activate)

service for the replacement radio ID.

5. Install outer fairing. See Touring Models Service Manual

for correct procedure.

6. Install MAXIFUSE.

Figure 8-31. Antenna Connector [185C] Release Latch

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4

5

3

2

1

Figure 8-33. XM Radio Module Grommet Holes

ACTIVATION

1. Fairing support bracket

2. Hex head fastener

1. See Figure

8-34. With the AM/FM/WB receiver ON,

3. Inscribed bracket

repeatedly press and release the MODE SEL switch on

4. Antenna

the right hand grip to cycle through to XM (1) in the LCD.

5.

2-sided adhesive

2. Verify that channel 1, the XM Satellite Radio Preview

Figure 8-32. XM Satellite Radio Antenna

channel is playing and displayed in the LCD (2).

3. Tilt and release the MODE SEL switch DN to change the

channel to 0 (3). Record the 8-digit Radio ID (4) before

XM MODULE

calling the phone number (5) to activate service.

Removal

NOTE

1. Remove MAXIFUSE.

After activation, play channel 1 on Advanced Audio XM Satellite

Radio for at least one hour to acquire all the XM Satellite

2. Remove outer fairing. See Touring Models Service Manual

Channels.

for procedure.

3. Press the latches on both sides of the wire harness con-

nector [185] and separate the connector housings.

4. Press the release latch under the connector [185C] and

separate the antenna connector from the module.

5. Remove the mounting screw from the XM module bracket.

6. Pull the module straight forward.

Installation

1. See Figure 8-33. Slide XM Satellite Radio module in on

top of AM/FM/WB radio so that locating pins on the back

of the module engage the grommet holes.

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1

2

5

3

4

1. XM satellite radio band

2. Channel 1 (XM preview channel)

3. Channel 0 (XM ID channel)

4. XM satellite ID

5. Activation phone number

Figure 8-34. XM Satellite Radio Activation Displays

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GPS NAVIGATION

8.11

GENERAL

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See Figure 8-35. The Global Positioning Satellite

(GPS)

antenna (1) and GPS navigation module (2) receives positional

data from GPS satellites. Using this fix, the module locates the

motorcycle on a road map digitally stored in the module. After

the rider selects a destination, the module compiles the turn

list which is graphically displayed in the radio LCD and

announced through the speakers and headsets.

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1

2

Figure 8-36. Antenna Connector [193B] Release Latch

1. GPS antenna

2. GPS module

Installation

Figure 8-35. GPS Navigation Module and Antenna

1. See Figure 8-37. Clip the bracket over the fairing support

bracket (1) and

fasten with fastener (2). Tighten to 20-30

GPS ANTENNA

in-lbs (2.3-3.4 Nm).

Removal

2. Install antenna:

a. Use isopropyl alcohol to clean the inscribed diagram

1. Remove MAXIFUSE.

(3) on the antenna bracket. Allow to dry.

2. Remove outer fairing to access GPS antenna and GPS

b. Peel the adhesive backing off the antenna (4).

navigation module. See Touring Models Service Manual

for procedure.

c. With the wire lead toward the receiver, center the

antenna over the inscription. Press and hold for 60

3. See Figure 8-36. Press the release latch on the side of

seconds.

the antenna connector [193B] and separate connector

from GPS module.

NOTE

4. Route the connector [193B] up and away from the other

After releasing the antenna, avoid contact with or movement

harnesses and connectors.

of the antenna for 20 minutes.

5. See Figure 8-37. Pry antenna (4) from the mounting

3. Route the wire lead under the wire harness and down

bracket (3).

between the XM Satellite Radio and the CB transceiver

and under the AM/FM/WB receiver.

6. Remove fastener (2) and pull the bracket off of the edge

of the fairing support bracket.

4. Match the rails on the antenna connector [193B] housing

to the tunnels on the module housing and mate the

antenna connector [193B] to the module.

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3. Remove the antenna connector [193B] on the back of the

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Advanced Audio AM/FM/WB receiver.

4

4. See Figure 8-38. Remove the two fasteners (3) retaining

the cover plate (2).

3

5. Pull the GPS module (1) out of the receiver.

Installation

NOTE

The GPS navigation module fits into the receiver only one way.

2

Orient the module with the antenna connector [193B] on top.

1. See Figure 8-38. Slide the GPS navigation module (1) into

1

the receiver until it stops. Then push the module an addi-

tional

1/8 in. (3 mm) to seat the module.

1. Fairing support bracket

2. Tighten the two fasteners (3) securely through the cover

2. Hex head fastener

plate (2).

3. Inscribed bracket

3. Match the rails on the antenna connector housing to the

4. GPS antenna

tunnels on the module housing and mate the antenna

Figure 8-37. GPS Antenna Assembly

connector [193B] to the module.

4. Install outer fairing. See OUTER FAIRING in the Touring

5. Install front fairing. See Touring Models Service Manual

Models Service Manual.

for procedure.

5. Install MAXIFUSE.

6. Install MAXIFUSE.

GPS NAVIGATION MODULE

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Removal

NOTE

The radio software must be validated and, if necessary,

updated using the latest Navigation CD prior to replacement

of a GPS module. See 8.12 RADIO SOFTWARE UPDATE.

There are no serviceable parts inside the unit; leave all

1

servicing to qualified service personnel. Disassembly of

3

the unit could result in equipment damage and/or equip-

2

ment malfunction. (00172a)

1. Remove the MAXIFUSE.

1. GPS module

2. Cover plate

2. Remove the outer faring and windshield. See OUTER

3. Torx head screws

FAIRING in the Touring Models Service Manual.

Figure 8-38. GPS Module Installation

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