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I know this thread is pretty old but it just helped me out a ton. My local harley dealers (called 3) didn't have the 35 pin connector but hawg wired makes a breakout harness for the rear speakers that I found at Dennis Kirk for $35. This comes with the connector prewired for rear speakers.I'm in MN and was able to get it next day. Looks like the bike will have tunes for Memorial Day.
Hi Carl
You indicated that it's possible to add XM. I have a 2013 RG. I'm going to add rear speakers as you indicated but I would like some additional information on adding XM to the 35 pin connector. Would you have the information, parts, wiring and directions to add XM/Sirius to my 13 Road Glide?
Vince
If you are installing a Harman Kardon in an '93 model, you'll need the wiring diagrams for the older model and an '06 or newer model so that you will be able to adapt the wiring on your bike to that required for the HK head unit.
This thread presumed that the reader already had a working HK radio in the bike. For example, the second plug (the one with the red covered wires) is the Base Audio Connector harness which provides the wiring for the handlebar audio controls, front speaker wiring, power and ground to the radio, etc. Said another way, without the BAC, you'll have no power to the HK and no handlebar controls.
Just go to check-out after you've selected the parts you want and you'll get HD p/n's for them.
As for purchasing parts, my suggestion would be to find a dealer or two in the vicinity of your visit; call to speak to the parts manager to make arrangements to order and pay for the parts you need.
Good luck with your project.
Carl
hi brother Carl
my bike is a utral road glide CVO, has a HK amp located under the tour pak, i bought an extended sound set with code 76000263 for the purpose of using 2 saddlebags, i followed the HD instructions but it seems like the speaker is unstable, overloaded, listening to noise, the speaker set I am using has 2 ohms in turn, 2 front 1ohms, 2 rear (tourpak) 2ohms, 2 saddlebags 1 ohms, thank you
hi brother Carl
my bike is a utral road glide CVO, has a HK amp located under the tour pak, i bought an extended sound set with code 76000263 for the purpose of using 2 saddlebags, i followed the HD instructions but it seems like the speaker is unstable, overloaded, listening to noise, the speaker set I am using has 2 ohms in turn, 2 front 1ohms, 2 rear (tourpak) 2ohms, 2 saddlebags 1 ohms, thank you
Just FYI, Carl sold his bikes and is now retired from anything HD. Good to see people still using this thread though.
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