I switched out my handlebars and now the heated grips are not heating up. I am not sure if I wired them up correctly and I did not take pictures before I started. (Lesson learned) I also found a heavy gauge wire with a white connector not connected.

So is the wiring connected in the picture correct?

Also everything else if working normal.

Also which fuse is for the heated grip? My power outlet in the tour pack still has power so I do not think it is the acc fuse.

 

Anyone know which connector goes with which?

 

I think the connector goes to the other grip, but not sure.Pretty sure there are no unused connectors.

 

I do not think the connectors are connected correctly. I didn't remove the wires from the connectors to pull them through the bars. The throttle side has two 2-wire connectors. The clutch side has one 2-wire commctor. There is one two 2-wire connector in the fairing. I think the clutch side connects to the throttle side and then the other commctor on the throttle side connects to the on inside the faring. Looked in the service manual but the picture is of course black and white and cannot tell the wire colors.

 

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left goes to left - right goes to right.

look down by your headlamp, heated grips connector is the longest and falls towards the lamp.

 

Figured out one problem. Forgot about the plug for the heated grip inside the throttle. Doh!! Once I fixed that I figured out the wiring and have everything working now. Now all I need to do is button it up but DAMN it is HOT in the garage!!

 

good afternoon,
just finished installing my ape bars and I also cannot find one of the connections....the heated grip on the left side, 2 wire red/black. I cannot for the life of me find where it connected and my grips wont heat? any one have a wire diagram for a 2014 CVO Limited that might help me? thanks

 

 

Thank you so much! I found the violet/black but it was down belowthe left side and I dont see how it got down there?? Any way, plugged it in, and now have to wait till it isnt a baulmy 110 degrees here in Arizoma to see if they work. MUCH APPRECIATED!!