ODD ISSUE. FLHTCU bars locked to left and won't unlock???
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ODD ISSUE. FLHTCU bars locked to left and won't unlock???
Doing a bar swap and I'm putting the fairing and ignition back together on a 2007 FLHTCU and now the bars won't get out of the locked position. what the heck?
I've disassmebled and re-assembled the ignition mutlitple times (per the manual) and I've checked everywhere around the forks/steering head to make sure there isn't any blockage.
Is there an release pin somewhere or some stupid thing I'm missing when re-assembling the ignition that would cause this?
I've disassmebled and re-assembled the ignition mutlitple times (per the manual) and I've checked everywhere around the forks/steering head to make sure there isn't any blockage.
Is there an release pin somewhere or some stupid thing I'm missing when re-assembling the ignition that would cause this?
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I assume you had the keyways ligned up when you put the lock back in? There may be too much pressure on the lock pin while in the locked position, have you tried rocking the bars back and forth while trying to unlock the forks? Ive had this happen a couple times, I just tug left and turn the lock to release. Hope this helps.
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Yeah I was tugging back and forth as I spun the keylock around and around. I can feel the key/ignition going through all the stations (off/on etc..)
I keep assembling and disassembling it and nada. Just stays locked to the left.
Going to be tough to ride if all I can do is go left unless I plan on joining the Harley Nascar Circuit.
I keep assembling and disassembling it and nada. Just stays locked to the left.
Going to be tough to ride if all I can do is go left unless I plan on joining the Harley Nascar Circuit.
I assume you had the keyways ligned up when you put the lock back in? There may be too much pressure on the lock pin while in the locked position, have you tried rocking the bars back and forth while trying to unlock the forks? Ive had this happen a couple times, I just tug left and turn the lock to release. Hope this helps.
Last edited by surfnride1; 06-27-2013 at 06:37 PM.
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I aligned them exactly like the manual shows them.
Isn't there some way to use a long screwdriver to push the lock pin back in and if so how do I access the pin?
Isn't there some way to use a long screwdriver to push the lock pin back in and if so how do I access the pin?
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Got it... Ran the screwdriver up from underneath the ignition switch and it popped it free.
All good!
All good!
Sounds about right. Take a large screwdriver, or make a tool out of copper tubing and line them up.
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