Hi I'm Tom Popow of Hot Springs, Arkansas.
I have a 97 Ultra with under 15,000 miles. The motor will rev to 4,000 RPM for no apparent reason. The local Harley dealer has had the bike for 3 weeks. He has installed an ECM upgrade. His diagnostic equipment will not read any engine codes on my bike. He claims Harley Davidson won't help him solve the problem. It appears to be a manufacture defect and is a serious safety issue. If any one has had this problem please advise how to solve this problem. Any other advise is welcome too.
Thanks,
Tom

 

Sorry haven't had that problem , although me RK cranks intself from time to time and Kicks the garage door , until I go out and take it for a ride...I know it's lame ...but the wife believes it...lol

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Never heard of the problem, but I'd try a different dealer personally.

 

Right now, not later, consult with an attorney who is familiar with the lemon laws in your state and document EVERYTHING in writing -- dates, time, and who you were dealing with. Depending on where you live, a new bike may be in your future. Good luck!

 

Now that sounds like some damn fine advice.

 

The man said he had a 97 ultra, as in 1997!! If he finds a lawyer that's able to get him a brand new Harley, give me his name!

I've got a '97 F150 I'd like to trade even for a brand new one!

 

Sportyreb is right (good catch!) I focused on mileage rather than the age of the bike. That's what I get for posting when I'm dog-tired). [:@] Sorry about that. LOL

 

Find a new stealer and don't forget to demand your money back for what they haven't been able to figure out.

 

Hmm, I didn't see the year either. Man, wouldn't that be something though...in 10 years I want a new Harley

 

I would find another dealer!