2007 Harley Davidson Road King Starter Replacement (and some diagnosing tips)
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I can't say thank you enough for doing this video! I got stranded and because of you I was able to troubleshoot and switch out my relays. I was able to get my bike home thankfully. I have replaced both relays and now we'll tackle the starter. Thank you again!
Superb video!! Excellent and concise instructions. Am now confident enough to DIY!! Many thanks.
Awesome video saved me some serious money and may the installation process less of a headache.
Thanks, great video, very good narration. Easy to follow instructions.
I’ll attempt it with patients and an adult beverage. Again Thanks & Cheers.
Great job iv had the same problem when my bike gets hot and I shut it off and I go to start it it makes a terrible noise like it hard to start up. Then it starts. I'm going to change the starter. And see. Thanks for your video.
Thanx...well done video and extremely helpful.
excellent video, thanks! appreciate the detailed explanation and clear video of exactly what your describing to do.
Just checked my battery while cranking and it dropped to about 8.5 … guess it’s time to buy a battery! Thanks man
Another great video buddy. These are just super helpful. You really know your stuff. Thanks for posting yet another great one !
Brilliant tutorial! Thank you😊
I have a follow-up question on how you were able to get your teeth to line up on the primary off of the starter gear
Thank you. Excellent video instruction.
Coming back to this video since I know it’s been a while since you originally posted.. I too have a broken starter bracket.. what clips did you get??
Thank you for you very informative video. You saved me some serious dollars.
Thank you for pointing out the foreign Made starter. I cannot seem to find any American parts for mine either. our manufacturing careers are all but gone. And thank you for this info for replacing the the starter procedure sir.
Don't replace your starter, paying 500.00 for a new one . Fix you old starter for way cheaper .
All balls sells starter clutch ( 65.00 ) for it and ebay sells solenoid parts (24.00)
If brushes go bad they can be found also.
Thanks 👍
Excellent, thank you!
Mine is currently in the intermittent failure state. If I let the bike cool down it starts right up, if it’s hot however it grinds without starting.
What are the 2 boot wires right below the green command wire?
Great video! It was short and very informative.
I have a 2000 Road King Classic that is giving me starter problems. Planning on rebuilding the starter solenoid this week.
do you have to pull primary cover , i need to change my starter on a 2000 road king but have been told may have to pull primary to access
@@victorday3410 I'm waiting on parts but I don't think you have to remove the primary cover. I also have a 1982 FLH. You do have to remove the primary cover on the shovel heads.
The 2007 RK (my bike) was the first to use the 6 speed transmission, which does not require pulling the primary cover. I believe on your bike, pulling the primary cover is required.
Great video thank you
2006 street glide i have the starter unbolted it starts to come out but seems to want to suck itself back a little bit you didnt have to take off the primary cover for anything ?
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Perfect!
I’m wondering if I can do this
where did you buy your new starter from?? thank you
Thank you!!!
Thanks a lot, mine it is same bike, I have problem to start only when motor is hot, it is a mysterious thing for me,,,
My starter would fail when the motor was hot. I used the jumper wire to the starter solenoid that I showed in the video to confirm that the starter was at fault. By jumping voltage from the battery directly to the starter solenoid, it confirms that the starter solenoid was at fault (assuming the battery is in good shape). When the battery is good and the starter is good, the motor should crank when the jumper wire is applied from the battery to the starter solenoid. If the starter does not crank (and the battery is good) when the jumper wire is used, it means the starter is bad. Some have commented that you can save money by rebuilding the starter solenoid instead of replacing the whole starter assembly (motor and solenoid), but the whole starter motor and solenoid assembly was only about $125 from DB Electric. Intermittent starter failure is very frustrating, but by using a jumper wire when the engine was hot, it confirmed that my problem was the starter motor and not other components of the primary starter system. Build a jumper wire as I showed in the video, keep it in your saddle bad, and when your motorcycle won’t crank when hot, try the jumper wire test. If it fails, replace your starter motor, that what I did, and it has worked fine ever since.
Thanks
Hey Just Wanted To Know If You Still Owned That 2007 Road King? I Have The Same Exact One, Lol Luv It...
8:58 HAHAHA I CUT THAT DAMNED BOLT DOWN
Great video what's the name of your seat very nice
Will my dyna wide 2000 fit on anything els
Where did you get your starter
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I can’t get the starter out of my 1996 Road King. I loosened the two 1/4” bolts and remove the electric cables. It simply will not come out! What am I doing wrong? Do I have to do something on the primary side?
Probably yes. Is your bike a 5 speed? The video I made applies to 6 speed transmissions. The 5 speeds have a nut that is accessible only by taking the primary cover off.
@@fixedmyharley2637 yes 5 speed.
Mine had a bolt and locking plate attached to jackshaft on the primary side… 99% chance you have to drop primary cover. Make sure you get a new HD gasket!
I have no idea how you could have found a starter for only $125. (not at your hyperlink)
Everywhere I look they cost over $300. (except 2 at J&P for $267 & $260)
Many starters are over $400, especially chrome. (J&P, Revzilla, Dennis Kirk, etc)
I got mine at DB Electrical. I just check their web page. My starter is now $145. Still a deal. Hope this helps.
www.dbelectrical.com/products/starter-for-harley-king-shrine-classic-2007-2016-31618-06a-31619-06a-shd0013.html