2007 Harley-Davidson XL1200C problems

Filed Aug 24, 2011 · Electrical · 43,000 miles · NY

Tl* the contact owns a 2007 harley davidson xl1200c motorcycle. The contact stated that the motor would stall sporadically. The dealer stated that the ignition switch was faulty and there were no recalls for the failure. The manufacturer was contacted and confirmed that there were no recalls and offered no further assistance. The failure mileage was 43,000. Updated 09/28/11*lj updated 2/23/12

Filed Oct 21, 2007 · Electrical · 1,000 miles · WV

Bike acting like it was dead. Turn ignition on, lights come on and when you hit the starter you get a click and then everything including the lights go dead. The problem stems from corrosion on a relay. The bike is brand new. New parts shouldn't fail within 1000 miles.

Filed Aug 6, 2007 · Electrical · 800 miles · VA

The idle air controller (iac) is receiving power from the ECM with the ignition key removed and the run/stop switch in the stop position. The iac drains the battery voltage resulting in a dead battery. The cause is corrosion on the system relay in the fuse box. The system relay has constant power applied to it and with the corrosion this power is being feed to the ECM which in turn feeds power to the iac. Harley davidson- tt322- says that the corrosion is caused by water running down a wiring harness and ending up at the system relay. I've had my motorcycle for 2 1/2 months and it has never been in the rain or gotten wet. I have had a dead battery twice because of this. While researching this problem on a harley sportster forum, I have found many other people experiencing this same problem.

Filed Mar 2, 2007 · Electrical · 600 miles · FL

Tl*- the contact stated that she received a recall 06v476000 for the 2007 harley davidson xl1200c motorcycle on the electrical system: alternator/generator/regulator on 01/22/07. She contacted the dealership, who had already ordered the parts and was waiting for them. She called the dealership, and was informed that the parts came in sometimes in february. She stated that the dealership informed her that the parts came in ,and they put the recall parts on the motorcycles on their sales floor. The dealership told her they would have to order the same parts again for the consumers that already owned these motorcycles. The contact called the manufacturer, and was informed that the dealership would have to place another individual order for the owners of the motorcycles. The nature of the complaint was that she felt that the dealership should have taken care of the consumer first and not the motorrcycles that they werer trying to sell. The failure mileage was 600 miles, and the current was 750 miles.