Escobar
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I was searching online and found this response from BDM to a guy online who was burning up his EHC. It somewhat relates to what I'm experiancing because I too am haveing headlight issues aswell as the EHC. I think it all stemed from attempting to start with out a fully charged battery... Interesting
Big Dog Motorcycles Hello Mr. Linson,
I am Brian with the factory in Wichita and I am here to help. First, I wanted to say thank you for being a Big Dog customer. I am very sorry that you are having difficulty with your Big Dog and for my delayed response. I assumed responsibility for assisting our Facebook fans yesterday and I am working diligently to get acclimated to this system and also to get caught up with response to questions such as yours. I requested some information from some of my team members to figure out how we can assist with your issue and here is what I have so far.
Damage could occur in the EHC if the battery has not been maintained to a fully charged state when equipping any 2003 model with optional S&S solenoid compression releases and employing existing connections within the wire harness. Extreme low voltage conditions during start mode (starter solenoid and compression releases activated simultaneously) can cause EHC electronic components to fail. If the battery is fully charged the EHC may not fail but is still possible. Installing a 2002 start module will isolate the EHC from the compression releases and also protect the headlight relay, which operates the compression releases when using the existing yellow wire in the
harness.
I am not sure who you visited with here previously but you are welcome to call me direct at (316)219-6531 and I will certainly be happy to get you in touch with the right folks to help get you going again.
Thanks again for your post and I hope to hear from you soon.
Best wishes,
Brian Ellis
