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Mystery harley part.
beehappier
11 months
I have a 98 fatboy. Under the seat between the battery and the fusebox is a part with a three wires coming out of it. One earth, one positive and a brown wire. It's got a crack in so it needs replacing but I'm not sure what it is yet.
Does anyone recognise it?
Thanks.
Rick.
tussuck
11 months
where does the brown wire go to?
Hilly
11 months
First thought was some sort of load equaliser but it appears to go to earth not power, a wiring schematic would be right handy about now, tussuck will figure it out 😁
Hilly
11 months
Although......going by these two earth is where it would go 🤷
tussuck
11 months
never heard of a load equaliser...(sounds like a sex aid thingy)
I did think load resistor for LED blinkers maybe.
obisteve
11 months
Sure, Lastanpassung fur blinkrelais, just like the custom chrome label says.
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obisteve
11 months
Although the real question here is do you have LED indicators Beehappier?
Got no idea when they were introduced stock. What are indicators?
beehappier
11 months
Yes it's got led indicators but the resistor is in the wiring somewhere else. The brown wire goes into the wiring loom. My left indicator is playing up and I'm hoping the mystery part makes the indicators flash.
Thanks for the tips.
Ruck.
obisteve
11 months
Only just noticed Ruck, happy with the Antigravity battery?
beehappier
11 months
Yes I'm happy with the battery. I needed the extra cca. I bought a battery charger for it too.
beehappier
11 months
Ok. I sent an email with a pic of the part to harley heaven. I should be certain what it is and be able to replace it soon. Thanks. Rick.
beehappier
11 months
It looks like it was a load equaliser for the led indicators or low watts conversion. Somebody must have installed it for the old low watt indicators on the number plate frame that was on it when I got it.
Thanks for the replies.
Rick.
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