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HARLEY DAVIDSON TOURING/FL 2009 Owners, Service Repair, Electrical Wiring & Parts Manuals

Factory Original HARLEY DAVIDSON TOURING/FL 2009 Manuals

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Related Questions

What does FL mean for Harley?

FL is a model designation used by Harley-Davidson for their touring motorcycles. The FL designation stands for 'F' referring to the big V-twin engine, and 'L' meaning 'Large Front End'. The FL models are designed for comfortable long-distance riding, and they typically have large, comfortable seats, windshields, and other features that make them ideal for touring.

How do you put a 2009 Harley in transport mode?

To put a 2009 Harley-Davidson motorcycle into transport mode, locate the security system module, disconnect the transport mode connector, and reconnect it with the black wires connected to each other and the gray wire connected to the black/white wire. Turn on the motorcycle to activate transport mode, which is indicated by a rapidly flashing security system light. Disconnecting the transport mode connector will deactivate the mode.

What motor is in 2009 Touring Harley?

The touring models such as the Electra Glide, Road Glide, and Street Glide, typically had a Twin Cam 96 or 96B engine, which is a 1,584 cc (96 cubic inches) air-cooled, V-twin engine.

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