CVO Twist grip Sensor ?
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CVO Twist grip Sensor& Heated Grips
Searched numerous Rushmore threads on the cvo sensor but saw no mention in the wiring or if the pin/s for the kill switch wire,Do they have to be changed like the sensor plug also?
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Hinzy
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Hinzy
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Nothing needed disassembled in my bars. It depends on the year. 16s have the small plug. No need to de-pin anything. Not the case on 14 and 15 I know. Just pointing something out.
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The CVO throttle wire harness currently being sold (or should I say that was sold last year when I switched handlebars) is for the pre-Rushmore bikes. It will work on the Rushmore bikes but the connector is opposite for pre/current Rushmore bikes - If I remember correctly on the Pre Rushmore bikes the connector off the throttle wire harness is male & on the bike it's the female - on the Rushmore it is opposite - Female off the throttle wires & male on the bike. You would need to take off your old connector, de-pin the CVO connector and switch it - just make sure you put the pins in the correct way - you can make the switch and quick test it before you run the wires thru the bars
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To those of you who have used the CVO sensor with heated grips
Finally have a CVO sensor on the way now the question what about the
heated grip connection, Do I need to change any pins or connections there?
Finally have a CVO sensor on the way now the question what about the
heated grip connection, Do I need to change any pins or connections there?
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