Rebuilt Reverse Motor having issues

[greg3852]

My 2010 Tri Glide reverse motor went out. It was brought to an electric motor repair shop and repaired. Once I put it back in the bike, it kicks the gear out but doesn't have enough power to move the bike.

Is that common? Did I wire it incorrectly? I have the larger red wire going to the 3/4 nut. The smaller one going to the tiny bolt on there. The two other wires are going to the bottom bolt as the ground. Can't find a wiring diagram online and I don't have the manual. I'm 99% sure, but I always end up second guessing myself. :xzqxz:

Any help or a picture of the wiring would help. Thanks

 

[rhino 2]

My 2010 Tri Glide reverse motor went out. It was brought to an electric motor repair shop and repaired. Once I put it back in the bike, it kicks the gear out but doesn't have enough power to move the bike.

Is that common? Did I wire it incorrectly? I have the larger red wire going to the 3/4 nut. The smaller one going to the tiny bolt on there. The two other wires are going to the bottom bolt as the ground. Can't find a wiring diagram online and I don't have the manual. I'm 99% sure, but I always end up second guessing myself. :xzqxz:

Any help or a picture of the wiring would help. Thanks

Welcome to Trike Talk..:wave4:

No you didn't....And not like popular belief, Not every rebuilder can rebuild a Harley reverse motor ...The motor is a Hitachi high torque slow spinning motor.. Not a starter motor..

But just incase.... Check the red circuit breaker under the right side panel...

 

[Gorilla]

welcome aboard sounds like they did not fix the motor

 

[470004]

I went with MotorTrike's Mechanical reverse with cut off switch. Baker also make a great mechanical reverse as well.