Questions & Answers for: Harley Davidson FLHX Street Glide rear seat

...the seat off so I can charge the batery Look under either side of the seat for a bolt that screws up into the seat. Maybe one bolt at the very rear of the seat going into the fender. Good Luck ...

...seat. Looks like a standard valve stem. If you have a detachable sissy bar you have to remove it first. The rear shocks should have no more that 40 or so psi in them. Solo I have mine at 0-8 psi. ...

how to tap the rear brake light for an LED light accessory? I did mine at the conection under the seat ..or u can plug in at acc plug at front of battery..1 of the 4 wires is a brake acctivated wire..

...rear fender wiring harness for continuity at the connector located under the seat and finally check your left turn signal switch with a test light for shorts. Hi Anonymous, for more information about ...

...rear. Seat removal can range from the simple and obvious to the complex and baffling for the novice new Harley Davidson owner. Seems like the more expensive the bike is the harder it is to remove the ...

...rear seat on a 2011 street Bob Hi Sal1234u, seat removal can range from the simple and obvious to the complex and baffling for the novice new Harley Davidson owner. Seems like the more expensive the ...

shorter shocks in the rear. DO NOT install any type of aftermarket kit that moves the rear shock mount rearward. If the bike still isn't low enough, check into purchasing a thinner seat. Good luck

rear seat bolt, you have to push forward and lift up after you remove the bolt. If you have a pillion pad or passenger seat that snugs up against the front seat there can be a bolt securing the two to

...seat disconnect and remove the battery negative cable (black) from battery negative (-) terminal, remove the starter front and rear mounting screws with captive washers, remove the Keps nut from the ...

...seat disconnect and remove the battery negative cable (black) from battery negative (-) terminal, remove the starter front and rear mounting screws with captive washers, remove the Keps nut from the ...