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I have a 14 Ultra with the 6.5 touchscreen and stage II amp/speakers. I also have a 17 Street Glide with the 4.3 stock crap. I would like to swap the good equipment from my 14 to the 17 before selling the 14. Before I go through the trouble of tearing off the batwings does anyone know for sure they can be swapped without modification? I am assuming that the radio connections on the bike are the same for all rushmore models but it is a lot of work to pull everything apart to confirm if they are compatible. Thanks. Steve
Your 14 to17 goodies swap will be tit for tat as long as it is just audio or body work as the engine and drive line goodies from the 103 to 107 is a no go
Your 14 to17 goodies swap will be tit for tat as long as it is just audio or body work as the engine and drive line goodies from the 103 to 107 is a no go
They did change some of the connectors on the harness. For example, the connector that connects in the side cover to power accessories is different between 14 and 17. You should be okay but be prepared just in case.
They did change some of the connectors on the harness. For example, the connector that connects in the side cover to power accessories is different between 14 and 17. You should be okay but be prepared just in case.
Looks like I better brush up on the newer Rushmore
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14 to 17 Swap
