Need Help With Speedometer Wiring
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Road Master
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Need Help With Speedometer Wiring
I have a 1999 Wide Glide Speedo. part #6717899A and was wondering if anyone can help me with identifying the pin out in the back.
I was given this but it doesn't seem to work. I think this must be for a newer speedo...
1 - Accessory power (orange/white stipe)
2 - trip switch (grey)
3 -
4 - check engine light (black/yellow stripe)
5 - security light (brown)
6 -
7 - speed sensor ground (ground to VSS. Black on VSS)
8 - speed sensor power (12v+ to VSS. Red on VSS)
9 - speed sensor signal input (VSS Output. White on VSS)
10 - GROUND (black)
11 - trip switch (grey)
12 - speed output (for turn signal module) white/green stripe)
and was told the pin arrangement for this (looking in the connector with the speedo on it's face)...
1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12
Does anyone have any ideas? Maybe a wiring schematic for this or something?
I was given this but it doesn't seem to work. I think this must be for a newer speedo...
1 - Accessory power (orange/white stipe)
2 - trip switch (grey)
3 -
4 - check engine light (black/yellow stripe)
5 - security light (brown)
6 -
7 - speed sensor ground (ground to VSS. Black on VSS)
8 - speed sensor power (12v+ to VSS. Red on VSS)
9 - speed sensor signal input (VSS Output. White on VSS)
10 - GROUND (black)
11 - trip switch (grey)
12 - speed output (for turn signal module) white/green stripe)
and was told the pin arrangement for this (looking in the connector with the speedo on it's face)...
1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12
Does anyone have any ideas? Maybe a wiring schematic for this or something?
Road Warrior
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ide have to refer to my manual which is at work right now,.. but i can say the color codes are the same for my bike( a 2007 fxd) and a bike i bought a speedo riser from (2000 sprortster).. this leads me to beleive the color codeing is standard from bike model to bike model... maybe someone with there manual handy can chime in..
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Road Master
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this is supposedly from an 03 dyna... so it's obvious to me that the pins change every so often.
1 trip
2 security
3 pursuit
4 check engine
5 data bus
6 trip
7 output speed
8 ground
9 vss white
10 vss black
11vss red
12 accessory (power)
and i'm not 100% sure my sources are trustworthy on pin numbering
one person told me
1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12
another told me
1 2 3 4 5 6
12 11 10 9 8 7
and this is no surprise... the stealer told me they can't help me.
1 trip
2 security
3 pursuit
4 check engine
5 data bus
6 trip
7 output speed
8 ground
9 vss white
10 vss black
11vss red
12 accessory (power)
and i'm not 100% sure my sources are trustworthy on pin numbering
one person told me
1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12
another told me
1 2 3 4 5 6
12 11 10 9 8 7
and this is no surprise... the stealer told me they can't help me.
Last edited by thomaskray; Feb 19, 2009 at 08:21 PM.
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Road Master
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From: Carroll County, Maryland
Somebody sent me this too. Any idea where this is from or what manual I can buy that has details like this?
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Road Master
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Speedo wiring
Check the following against wire color & pin connection; this is from a '95 FXWG HD manual schematic for the factory speedometer:
White/Green=PIN 1
Green/Yellow=PIN 2
Blue=PIN 3
Tan=PIN 4
Orange/White=PIN 5
White=PIN 6
Brown=PIN 7
Black (TO PANEL LIGHTS)=PIN 8
Violet=PIN 9
Black (TO SPEEDO)=PIN 10
However, you list a 12-pin connector so here's one from my '97 FLSTC:
O/W=1
W/GN
BN
W
V
6 & 7 NOT USED
TN=8
GN/Y
O
BK (TO PANEL LIGHTS)
BK (TO SPEEDO)
Maybe between the two, it'll help. Put in the HD speedo/tach combo/one-piece on my '97 FLSTC and, even with the instructions, I had to figure out what wire went to where and did what, so be prepared (and keep a diagram of what you did unlike me)!
White/Green=PIN 1
Green/Yellow=PIN 2
Blue=PIN 3
Tan=PIN 4
Orange/White=PIN 5
White=PIN 6
Brown=PIN 7
Black (TO PANEL LIGHTS)=PIN 8
Violet=PIN 9
Black (TO SPEEDO)=PIN 10
However, you list a 12-pin connector so here's one from my '97 FLSTC:
O/W=1
W/GN
BN
W
V
6 & 7 NOT USED
TN=8
GN/Y
O
BK (TO PANEL LIGHTS)
BK (TO SPEEDO)
Maybe between the two, it'll help. Put in the HD speedo/tach combo/one-piece on my '97 FLSTC and, even with the instructions, I had to figure out what wire went to where and did what, so be prepared (and keep a diagram of what you did unlike me)!
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i have those diagrams in the electrical section of my factory service manual. also, when i was looking for a speedometer, i was told that the only thing that changed from year to year was the connections.
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Road Master
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Thanks for replying robzuc but I'm pretty sure that softail and dyna speedos are wired differently. I believe the softail speedo has it's 12+ o/w wire connected to the ignition switch whereas the dynas don't. And the wiring changes every couple years. I don't have some of the colors you mentioned above. I specifically need wiring for a 1999-2000 speedo. I have a schematic for a 2003 but it didn't work.
Last edited by thomaskray; Feb 20, 2009 at 09:41 AM.