How to eliminate bank angle sensor.

[tbird]

How do you bypass the dam thing. 2000 r-king.

[harpwrench]

I found this link about it, don't hold me to it if it's wrong.
http://www.justanswer.com/motorcycle/2ar5x-steve-i-found-lt-grn-gry-stripe-wire-bank-angle-sensor.html#re.v/173/

[Panzer]

Just a guess but, it sounds like you're dumping it a lot.
Tired of picking it up or just embarrassed to often? 

[tbird]

Owned it since new. 82,000 miles. Never been down. Just been chasing a electrical problem.

[Scooterfish]

Not making light of your electrical problems but my first thought was you been watching The Isle of Man.

[Bill in OKC]

Probably not too different than on my Aprilia...  It is a metal ball that slides on a curved rail and if it slides too far (banked way over) it makes contact, completes a circuit, and sends a signal.  I think just unplugging it would take it out of the circuit.  Make sure the wires do not touch anything else.  I've never heard of them going bad - installed in the wrong orientation, yes.  But then maybe it is way different than my Aprilia.

[FLTRI]

Used to fill the sensor with silicone (disabled) for the cops. They could get the bike to shut off when doing their competition riding ay back in 99.
Bob

[Boe Cole]

I was under the impression that it was somehow associated with the turn signal cancellation circuit.  Can't remember where I got that idea and it could be totally wrong. 

Looking for someone with more knowledge on this matter to correct/confirm my impression.

[Admiral Akbar]

I was under the impression that it was somehow associated with the turn signal cancellation circuit.  Can't remember where I got that idea and it could be totally wrong. 

Looking for someone with more knowledge on this matter to correct/confirm my impression.

Early BAS was a separate unit.. Later ones were incorporated in to the TSM/TSSM  Not sure the year 2001? 2002?

[FSG]

I was under the impression that it was somehow associated with the turn signal cancellation circuit.  Can't remember where I got that idea and it could be totally wrong. 

Looking for someone with more knowledge on this matter to correct/confirm my impression.

Early BAS was a separate unit.. Later ones were incorporated in to the TSM/TSSM  Not sure the year 2001? 2002?

99 was the last year for Touring Models to have a separate BAS, 00 onwards the function was in the TSM/TSSM

[motorhogman]

Friend of mine bought a new 99 Standard and every time he leaned it a little to much it would crap out..The dealer in Worcester MA ( Nate Sheldon HD)  chased their tail for a long time trying to figure it out. Not to knock them because he had one of the first ones built and they really had seen many issues at that point..

[fatboy]

99 was the last year for Touring Models to have a separate BAS, 00 onwards the function was in the TSM/TSSM
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What about the softails ... mines a 02 fatboy and I think its separate

[FSG]

99 was the last year for Touring Models to have a separate BAS, 00 onwards the function was in the TSM/TSSM

What about the softails ... mines a 02 fatboy and I think its separate

00 was the last year for Softails and Dyna Models to have a separate BAS, 01 onwards the function was in the TSM/TSSM.

[JohnCA58]

99 was the last year for Touring Models to have a separate BAS, 00 onwards the function was in the TSM/TSSM

What about the softails ... mines a 02 fatboy and I think its separate

00 was the last year for Softails and Dyna Models to have a separate BAS, 01 onwards the function was in the TSM/TSSM.

The last year on the separate BAS is 2000,  I have a midyear 2000 Road King with separate BAS and seen others with same.

[tmwmoose]

 unplug it and connect/jump lightgreen/grey with the grey

[FSG]

I was under the impression that it was somehow associated with the turn signal cancellation circuit.  Can't remember where I got that idea and it could be totally wrong. 

Looking for someone with more knowledge on this matter to correct/confirm my impression.

Early BAS was a separate unit.. Later ones were incorporated in to the TSM/TSSM  Not sure the year 2001? 2002?

99 was the last year for Touring Models to have a separate BAS, 00 onwards the function was in the TSM/TSSM

Correction: 00 was the last year for Touring Models to have a separate BAS, 01 onwards the function is in the TSM/TSSM, or as HD put it the TSM/TSSM serves as bank angle sensor.

[lt1-xjs]

Owned it since new. 82,000 miles. Never been down. Just been chasing a electrical problem.

What's the problem, does it just stop running for no apparent reason ?

[tbird]

Put in a new circuit breaker last Thursday.  Put about 250 on over weekend, ran fine.  Hopefully that was it. Time and miles will tell.

[lt1-xjs]

I converted mine to the maxi fuse a few weeks back.

[JohnCA58]

I converted mine to the maxi fuse a few weeks back.

  Did the same thing.