Your answer is easy to say, but far tougher than it may seem. Begin by removing the outer fairing. There are 3 bolts at the windshield, 2 at the triple tree and at least one more on each side, depending on your year, accessed from the rider's side. Remove the windshield. Pad the rear side of your spots with a towel and work the outer fairing up past them. I am not sure why, but I have always found this easier standing at the front wheel, lifting the left side first and then twisting and rotating forward to clear the spot lights. Once clear of the spots, disconnect the headlight, or remove the headlight bulbs, depending on your model and year.
Now you will see the radio from the back side, tightly packed in and surrounded with every wire and harness on the bike. The radio hangs from brackets on either side. There are two bolts on each side connecting the radio to the brackets. Remove the bolts. This is the part that is not so easy. The clearance is rather tight. There is an access port to the outside of each bracket, but it is very difficult to use. Anyway, after an hour of cursing yourself for wanting to remove the radio to begin with and retrieving the bolts as they fall out and into the mess of wires below, pull the radio towards the front of the bike removing and moving wires and harnesses as needed.
Now, why remove the radio? Well, other than defect or upgrade, it is by far the easiest way to access the handlebar clamp bolts to adjust your bars forward or back.
Good luck and be careful not to over tighten when remounting the fairing.
you can install a factory radio if you can find one or you can order a direct replacement from a company called biketronics you can find them on line at biktronics.com it is a better radio than the factory one
Remove the 1993 Toyota decorative radio cover in. Remove the radio retaining screws. Pull the radio out. Remove the wiring harness.
Tune the radio to the station you want, hold down the button of the preset you want it set to.
Begin by removing the decorative cover from your 2001 Pontiac Bonneville radio. Remove the radio retaining screws. Slide the radio out and remove the wiring harness and the antenna cable.
look on top of the radio there is a tray. grab the top of the tray and pull out there are clips that hold it together then just let it hang from the wires you will see the radio on brackets then just remove the 4 bolts from the bracket and pull the radio out dont forget to remove the conncetions on the back. once you remove the radio there are 4 screws on each side of the radio that is holding the radio to the bracket. remove those to remove radio from bracket. dont lose those screws your going to need them to install on new radio. any more questions e-mail emezahth@gmail.com
harley davidson radio wiring schematic
A radio for a Harley Davidson motorcycle can be purchased through your local Harley Davidson dealer, who will also install the product for you. A radio can also be purchased online through Cruiser Customizing.
on my 1990 FLHTCU they are behind the side panel on the left side of the bike-only one screw to remove to access. hope this helps
Your Harley Davidson Screaming Eagle keep radio keep shutting off because it is not set up correctly.
1975
Turn the radio on, lift the flap, insert the CD.
go to biketronics.com
Just pick at the edges of the film with a fingernail until a corner comes loose, then peel it off!
Harley Radio is an online radio station that is not currently up and running, therefore it is not seeking any demographic at the moment. However it appears, that when it is live, it is aimed at those who enjoy riding motorbikes, particularly Harley Davidson.
you can install a factory radio if you can find one or you can order a direct replacement from a company called biketronics you can find them on line at biktronics.com it is a better radio than the factory one
My experience with failed Harley radios: I removed the radio and the dealer exchanged it with a working model. The Harley shops don't work on them, also, it depends on the malfunction. If you are lucky, perhaps an outside electronics shop might work on it. Don't remember what the cost was.
The first thing to start with is to give some idea of what it's doing or not doing. Once you've explained that then it make it easier to give you an answer.