This is the first problem I've had with this bike. I'm fair with a wrench and electrical testing so I think with some direction I may be able to take care of this myself as opposed to taking it to the dealer.
My ABS light is now on. I did have an emergency braking scenario with a tractor trailer and the back tire did lock up. Riding the bike without ABS is not a deal breaker but I would like to fix it so I dont have to look at the light.
If anybody has any thoughts on where to begin with this I would appreciate any help.
Last fall I upgraded the stereo and all four speakers but I really cant recall if this started before or after that.
Thanks
FrEd

 

I would pull the DTCs to locate the problem. Since the rear brake locked up it sounds like the rear brake sensor is kaput.

 

Thanks Rusty
Im gonna retry the codes tomorrow. the only code I got tonight was P-32933-08 and I cant figure out what the heck it is.
FrEd

 

This is the part number for the particular module you are checking ... This comes up after the fault codes, (if any) , or the word none , (if there are no fault codes)... You then click trip button once to go back to all modules, with the next one flashing.... Search , "Harley fault codes procedure" to get info on the procedure ....

The last module , "b" , is the module to check for abs fault codes ....
When you do this , come back and post up the codes you see ....

Note,,, if there is more than one fault code,, write the first one down , then click the trip button once to to check if another one comes up, and so on...
When there are no more codes, the part number of the module will scroll across the screen .... You can then turn off the ignition ....

 

The following codes came up under "b".
C 1025,1032,1061,1062,1065,1066,1095,1206,1216.
Seems like a lot of codes to me.

 

1025 - front wheel speed signal.
1032 - front wheel speed signal open / shorted.
1061, 1062, 1066 - ECU internal fault.
1095 - front brake switch open.
1206 - rear wheel speed sensor out of range.
1216 - rear brake switch open.
Does anyone have any thoughts on these? I'm going to do some research and find out what I can.

 

1025 - front wheel speed signal.
1032 - front wheel speed signal open / shorted.
1061, 1062, 1066 - ECU internal fault.
1095 - front brake switch open.
1206 - rear wheel speed sensor out of range.
1216 - rear brake switch open.
Most of these seem pretty obvious but the ECU faults concern me.

 

It looks like I was able to clear all but the 1032 code.

 

10611,2,6 would concern me also. Could be the reason for all the other codes. I would monitor it ddaily to see if they come back.
1032 sticking around may mean a bad front wheel bearing sensor or the wires to it are faulty.

 

Im going to pull the fairing and trace the wires from the front sensor. I did replace the stock stereo and had to do some splicing to the rear speakers so maybe I did something up there.
If the front sensor is bad will that disable the rear abs also?
Thanks again
FrEd