Harley recall

By: Cycle Canada Published on 21 April 2014

Harley-Davidson has issued a recall on its 2013-2014 Softail Breakout and 2013-2014 CVO Softail Breakout due to a possible problem in the fuel level indication system. 

Afflicted motorcycles may run out of fuel even when the fuel range indicator shows there is still range remaining. Some may even run dry before the low fuel warning light comes on. 

The number of motorcycles involved in the recall is 884. Dealers can correct the problem by applying a software update that recalibrates the fuel level indication system. 

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