Overview of the Harley-Davidson® Fuse Box

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Confused with the Harley Davidson fuse box location and contents? Let’s take a look at a Harley Davidson fuse box and discuss where the fuses are and what you can do to test them.

The Harley-Davidson electrical system can be intimidating, but we have a multi-hour Electrical Systems video series here on Fix My Hog to make it easy to understand.

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18 Responses to “Overview of the Harley-Davidson® Fuse Box”
    • FixMyHog

      Hi Kelly, Under your left side cover, you will find a fuse block containing headlamp, ignition, lighting, instruments, brakes, cruise, radio memory, radio power, accessory, etc fuses. You will need to remove the fuse block cover to access these fuses. It is a black, plastic cover.

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      • Kelly Veal

        Found them they were covered in dust after removing the dust from the top I could see the map to the fuses.

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  2. Kelly Veal

    It’s not on the left side unless you have to take apart one of the 2 boxes located on the left side.

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  6. James

    Hi I have a 2014 softail breakout the rear brake lights and turn signals do not work

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  10. Peter Zupko

    My 88 FXSTC does not appear to have a fuse box? I know the guy before me did some crazy re-wiring, I’m slowly redoing. But without a fuse box, what happens when there’s a situation that would normally blow a fuse?

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    • Customer Service

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