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In Need of serious HELP!!! 2000 Ultra Classic Wont crank!!!

Ok I've disconnected the Fi2000 box and put the stock injector plugs back on and nothing it still wont crank. I also check spark again and yes its at the plug I havent checked if the plug wires are crossed but I will and no the kill switch is not on. I also just noticed that the radio wont come on either and I checked all the fuses again so I'm at a loss here. I will spray it with a little fuel tomorrow and see if it will at least try and crank up.
 
I just spoke with a HD Tech and he said it sounds like a wiring problem but that I need to see if the bike is throwing a code and the check the crank position sensor so I will try these things out and also the test light idea also.
 
leebo56 said:
Thanks jack Ill check this out also and let you know what I find.
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:s If we cant wreck it no one can:s Seriously, I think once you run the codes you will find your answer, Best of Luck
 
Alright guys Im back to square 1. I checked to see if the bike had thrown a code and after multiple times it seems to be all clear so I have no clue what to do now other than start taking things back apart and checking everything over again.:small3d007:
 
Prime the throttle body butterfly with some fuel and see if the bike will start even for a few seconds.
 
leebo56 said:
Alright guys Im back to square 1. I checked to see if the bike had thrown a code and after multiple times it seems to be all clear so I have no clue what to do now other than start taking things back apart and checking everything over again.:small3d007:
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Let's try something here being you had the bike apart. If you had any of the electrical components disconnected like the TSM/TSSM, ECM or other major components, this could be the problem.

Do this procedure to a "T" and see what you get.

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Hoople said:
Prime the throttle body butterfly with some fuel and see if the bike will start even for a few seconds.
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I like Hooples Idea here, have a fire extinguisher handy just in case:s
 
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