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Seeing as how your bike has what, like 12, 16 wires per side and the rushmores are canbus, it's much easier. I can't remember for sure but I want to say there's 4 or 5 wires on the left side and same on the right, plus 6 for the tbw. I run the cvo assembly and its run through bars with sharp top bends, it was just as easy if not easier than doing them internally on my 07 softail with 10-14 wires per side.
I might just have to give this another go. On my 10 there were a ton of wires on each side... I cut out the connector and soldered the wires instead of going with the cvo green connector.
Seeing as how your bike has what, like 12, 16 wires per side and the rushmores are canbus, it's much easier. I can't remember for sure but I want to say there's 4 or 5 wires on the left side and same on the right, plus 6 for the tbw. I run the cvo assembly and its run through bars with sharp top bends, it was just as easy if not easier than doing them internally on my 07 softail with 10-14 wires per side.
I can see why you have them. I just realized you're in Batavia. I have family around there. It's COLD!
I cut out the connector and soldered the wires instead of going with the cvo green connector.
The CVO TBW eliminates the green connector altogether. You just have to run the wires and insert the pins into the housing when they're through. Unless youre doing it on a 14-up, then you have to repin it with sockets and swap the male connector out to female (or visa versa)
Originally Posted by owensmech
I can see why you have them. I just realized you're in Batavia. I have family around there. It's COLD!
I don't have the heated grips, but sometimes I wish I did!
The CVO TBW eliminates the green connector altogether. You just have to run the wires and insert the pins into the housing when they're through. Unless youre doing it on a 14-up, then you have to repin it with sockets and swap the male connector out to female (or visa versa)
I don't have the heated grips, but sometimes I wish I did!
ahhh... thats right.. I remember that now. Its been a few years since I did mine. I cheaped out and didn't buy the CVO harness...
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