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Custom Vehicle Discussions => Screamin' Eagle® Road King® => Topic started by: dibart on April 04, 2020, 04:58:25 PM

Title: 2008 FLHRSE4 TSM/HFSM proximity fob - fire survivor bike
Post by: dibart on April 04, 2020, 04:58:25 PM: It's BACK in rotation. The CVO project is in a personal project rotation system. When I get to a point with a project that parts and or more research is needed then the bike gets taken out of rotation until parts are in and the research is completed.

The reason the engine wouldn't crank is because the security system FOB had the battery in it upside down. That was a cheap fix.

The EFI manifold was seized (butterfly stuck) so that was replaced with an exact part number match. Now the engine cranks and wont fire. A short blast of starting fluid and the engine fires. Houston, we have ignition. Considering heat that radiated down from the 18' high garage ceiling fire melted the wiring in the handle bars and the switch assemblies, what about the possible havoc to the ECM. The bike was in running condition before the fire.

Are ideas for the fuel supply issue ?? What is a reasonable scanner/programmer to purchase ??
Title: Re: 2008 FLHRSE4 TSM/HFSM proximity fob - fire survivor bike
Post by: Smoketown on April 05, 2020, 10:31:19 AM: Welcome from PA!
Title: Re: 2008 FLHRSE4 TSM/HFSM proximity fob - fire survivor bike
Post by: iski on April 05, 2020, 10:33:25 AM: Welcome!
Title: Re: 2008 FLHRSE4 TSM/HFSM proximity fob - fire survivor bike
Post by: scotman623 on April 05, 2020, 01:11:25 PM: Welcome my friend... Best wishes with your build.. Any pictures?
Title: Re: 2008 FLHRSE4 TSM/HFSM proximity fob - fire survivor bike
Post by: dibart on April 06, 2020, 10:41:10 AM: The link to the photos should be attached at the lower " chose file " box. This is a tedious research project getting through the electronic programing in regards to the TSM / HFSM and getting the engine to crank. Not there yet, still have to bleed all the brakes and keep reading.
Title: Re: 2008 FLHRSE4 TSM/HFSM proximity fob - fire survivor bike
Post by: ultra13 on April 06, 2020, 10:45:03 AM: Sorry to hear of the fire but good on ya for rebuilding your bike. Good luck. Give the forum a shout with questions some one can help with...
Title: Re: 2008 FLHRSE4 TSM/HFSM proximity fob - fire survivor bike
Post by: dibart on June 27, 2022, 12:46:42 PM: Quote from: dibart on April 04, 2020, 04:58:25 PM
The bike survived a small metal building roof fire. The right side saddle bag lid cover, part of the seat cover, all the paint and handle bar switches and switch wiring was destroyed. The tank had fuel in it and the tires had air. Inside the right saddle bag was a plastic shopping bag with a paper receipt and the owners manual undamaged.

I found a twin bike in salvage at PG Power Sports, Alberta Canada and purchased practically everything that was needed fore the restoration. The wiring harness survived although for $90 I replaced it. The battery and handle bar switches and wiring for the switches are new.

At the final stage of completion and having problems with the TSM/HFSM Antenna system. Not sure how it all works? Still need to bleed the ABS brakes and put fuel in. Engine won't crank.