Electrical
Electrical trouble tends to show up as a bike that cranks slowly, loses power or throws a fault code, and this page gathers the parts that…
About Electrical
Electrical trouble tends to show up as a bike that cranks slowly, loses power or throws a fault code, and this page gathers the parts that fix those problems. The catalog leans heavily on NAMZ Custom Cycle, whose plugs, wedgelock tools, fuse kits and load equalizers make up the largest share.
What is available
Charging system parts include Compufire 40 amp three-phase stators and vented charging systems for Evolution and Twin Cam Touring and Softail bikes. Sensors include Cycle Pro crank position sensors and O2 sensor extension kits from NAMZ. Wiring supplies range from Deutsch DT plugs and Mate-N-Lock connectors to 4 gauge Grote bulk battery cable. Koso offers a 7 inch Zenith LED headlight, and Sp Connect lists a wireless power bank.
Shop smart
Electrical parts are year and model specific. Stators and regulators differ between Evolution, Twin Cam and Milwaukee-Eight, and sensors match OEM part numbers. Check any OEM number in the title against your service manual, and replace connectors when you replace a failed sensor. A battery that tests low is often a charging problem, so test the charging system before buying a new one. When running new wiring, use the correct gauge for the load, protect connections with sealed connectors, and fuse any added circuit close to the battery.
Related pages: batteries, switches and illumination.