Introduction: Harley Radio Fuse Fix
I had a heck of a time finding the fuse box or location of the fuse for the radio on my older Harley (1988 Electra Glide Classic) even after searching the Internet I got mixed info. I removed the seat, both side covers and the headlight nacelle but never figured it out. Finally I went back into the headlight. Three small screws (Phillips) later is was off and I could see two inline fuses, one Ina red wire, the other on a yellow. I opened the yellow, just guessing,and found a blown 5A glass fuse. Replaced it. Music and lights where I had none. There ya go.
Thought I'd post it to help anyone else that is looking for that fuse to fix a dead radio. Good luck and hope this helps someone.
8 Comments
7 years ago
THANX ,TRYING TO FIND THE PROBLEM FOR A YEAR. IT WAS A BLOWEN FUSE
TOLDELY COOL YOU SHARED THIS
THANX AGAIN , (RIDE SAFE)
Reply 2 years ago
Where did you find the REPLACEMENT 5A Fuse ?
7 years ago on Introduction
Sometimes it is hard to find those pesky fuses. Thanks for sharing!
Reply 2 years ago
Did you find a New replacement 5 A Fuse ? Where did you get it ?
Reply 2 years ago
I had the same Problem on my 1989 Ultra classic . Now WHERE do I get a new fuse ?
5 years ago
Thanks very much
Reply 2 years ago
Same exact problem here on my 1989 FLHTCU
2 years ago on Introduction
Thanks for the Tip . I Own a 1989 Ultra Classic Electra Glide. with NO POWER to the factory RADIO / tape player . I pulled my side covers , then my seat ( what a nightmare reinstalling ) then I read your story and checked my headlight bezel and found the SAME THING the yellow wire 5A Fuse was blown ! Now where am I gonna find a Replacement fuse ?