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06-29-2023, 09:49 AM

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Originally Posted by qf4phlyer

I'll check that today. The HD service guy, said he thinks its a TSSM issue, but I'll need to bring it in.

The TSSM does not control the lights other than the turn signals.. 14-up bikes have a BCM that can do so..

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07-07-2023, 09:07 AM

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On a 2011, all the power is routed to the ignition switch. Did you mess with that? Check the connector on the switch. Maybe while you installed the tank you knocked it loose?

I went to my HD service center and explained what was going on. Their answer was bring it in. I checked everything in the service manual and on the thread.
One comment stood out, thanks to Max Headflow, quoted above. I didn't get into the wiring, other than to unplug two connectors from the tank. I never took out the ignition switch, didn't need to. I was at my wits end and was going tp call HD and have them pickup the bike.

Well, for ***** and giggles, I removed the ignition switch, inserted my alignment tool, and the bike started right up! I put the switch back in and I'm good to go.

Thank you Max for pushing me forward, thanks everyone for their comments. I learned a bunch. Love this communuty.

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