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then yes sir it will plug right in for you. On the newer unit, you'll need to go into the Diagnostics menu of the radio to flip the switch on the Automatic Volume Control from what it currently is set on to the only other setting there. This flips it from digital to analog input.
then yes sir it will plug right in for you. On the newer unit, you'll need to go into the Diagnostics menu of the radio to flip the switch on the Automatic Volume Control from what it currently is set on to the only other setting there. This flips it from digital to analog input.
I have the same bike any idea if a radio off a 13 street glide will fit my 01 flht? Thanks
then yes sir it will plug right in for you. On the newer unit, you'll need to go into the Diagnostics menu of the radio to flip the switch on the Automatic Volume Control from what it currently is set on to the only other setting there. This flips it from digital to analog input.
Radio will need to be re-flashed for the AVC to work on the 01.
The settings in the diagnostic mode changes it from the digital signal used in 06 and later to the digital signal used in 04-05.
Prior to 04, the signal was analog and will require a re-flash.
Radio will need to be re-flashed for the AVC to work on the 01.
The settings in the diagnostic mode changes it from the digital signal used in 06 and later to the digital signal used in 04-05.
Prior to 04, the signal was analog and will require a re-flash.
Radio will need to be re-flashed for the AVC to work on the 01.
The settings in the diagnostic mode changes it from the digital signal used in 06 and later to the digital signal used in 04-05.
Prior to 04, the signal was analog and will require a re-flash.
Hey ICA, I sent you a PM regarding just such an installation.
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