Questions & Answers for: Harley Davidson FLHX Street Glide interstate battery problems

...to fail will often give little or no warning. If you suspect that your battery is failing, test it yourself or have it tested or replaced as soon as possible by your local Interstate Batteries

...problems with my fobs not working, even after replacing the batteries. not at all I have had it on my bike for over a year already and it has caused no interfereance. My control unit is behind the ...

Bike clicking when I try to start. Won't start at all? Usually this is caused by a bad battery or bad connection at the battery. Either way, take the battery out of the bike and take it somewhere ...

I have a2006 hd street glide. The battery was dead and then I jump it and it started up. I went a mile and a half and it died on me. I re jumped it about five more times and every time I went to take ...

why does the check engine and battery lights come on that then goes off? this happens after I cut it on - First check the battery connections to make sure they are tight at both ends. Second, check ...

06 street glide no power gauges and lights flickering on/off when igntition is on When the ignition is in the locked position, almost sounds like static noise coming through the speakers. When I ...

harley davidson street glide wont start warm 2007 street glide. Starts fine, idles fine. I ride for 5 minutes, shut off bike and it doesnt want to turn over. Have to hit starter 4 or 5 times to ...

...problems prior to battery going dead. Help! C0562 = Device voltage low Let's start with the easy stuff. Some conditions that are possible to cause this fault: Charging system malfunction Excessive ...

battery post and negative cable to motorcycle frame or other grounding point, tighten same and similarly the starter mounting points and studs because there is a problem with the starter ground (could

battery, poor connection or poor ground or mechanical problems. DO a voltage drop test if you can. First do a voltage reading on the battery and note what it is. Using a voltmeter attach the red meter