FXRP harness plug
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From: Hampton, VA
FXRP harness plug
Before I lift my tank I thought I could ask here. I want to make an extension for my handlebar controls for my new apes. Being the police model I have 3 extra switches with 4 functions. Problem being I don't know what the plug is that I need to make this extension. I went to the dealership and they were useless and are currently bending me over and raping me to drill out my exhaust studs (I broke an easy-out off in a stud, they are IN there). So if anybody has the answer that would be fantastic.
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From: Seattle, WA
Can you cut the wiring and solder in wire extensions to whatever length you need? Shouldn't need to disassemble any of the connectors or switches at all. Shop around online and you might even find matching color coded wiring. Make sure to heat shrink over the solder joints for abrasion and water resistance.
Just an idea.
Cheers,
Jay
Just an idea.
Cheers,
Jay
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From: Seattle, WA
Certainly understandable. You should be able to find what you need without going to the dealership.
I know Novello makes extension kits that include pre-crimped ends and shrink tubing.
http://www.jpcycles.com/productdetail.aspx?PID=300-092&cs=Harley&GID=B365E7E1-9E1E-4658-BFAA-8569651F4F2F&store=&page=&search
You might call JP Cycles or any of the Novello retailers out there and ask about your '93 FXRP. Someone's gotta know the connector/plug styles on your bike.
I know Novello makes extension kits that include pre-crimped ends and shrink tubing.
http://www.jpcycles.com/productdetail.aspx?PID=300-092&cs=Harley&GID=B365E7E1-9E1E-4658-BFAA-8569651F4F2F&store=&page=&search
You might call JP Cycles or any of the Novello retailers out there and ask about your '93 FXRP. Someone's gotta know the connector/plug styles on your bike.
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