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Solenoid Boots for Harley-Davidson Big Twin
A solenoid boot is a protective cover that fits over the starter solenoid and its terminal connections. It helps keep water, road grime and dirt away from the electrical contacts. It also lowers the chance of an exposed terminal touching metal and shorting out. Riders usually replace one when the old boot has cracked, hardened or gone missing. Restorers often fit a fresh one to keep the starting system tidy and correct.
We currently have 1 solenoid boot in stock, from Bikers Choice. It is the Bikers Choice 65-88 Big Twin Black Solenoid Rubber Boot. It is listed as a replacement for H-D part 31475-77 and is matched to Harley-Davidson Big Twin models.
Confirm your bike's model and year range against the product listing before ordering.
Compare the part number from your old boot or service manual with the replacement reference.
Check the solenoid terminals and wiring for corrosion or wear while the old boot is off.
Think about whether the finish suits the look of your bike.
To make sure it suits your machine, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
A solenoid boot is a protective cover that fits over the starter solenoid and its terminal connections. It helps keep water, road grime and dirt away from the electrical contacts. It also lowers the chance of an exposed terminal touching metal and shorting out. Riders usually replace one when the old boot has cracked, hardened or gone missing. Restorers often fit a fresh one to keep the starting system tidy and correct.
We currently have 1 solenoid boot in stock, from Bikers Choice. It is the Bikers Choice 65-88 Big Twin Black Solenoid Rubber Boot. It is listed as a replacement for H-D part 31475-77 and is matched to Harley-Davidson Big Twin models.
Confirm your bike's model and year range against the product listing before ordering.
Compare the part number from your old boot or service manual with the replacement reference.
Check the solenoid terminals and wiring for corrosion or wear while the old boot is off.
Think about whether the finish suits the look of your bike.
To make sure it suits your machine, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
