plug behind stock aircleaner?
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From: Chesapeake, VA
plug behind stock aircleaner
This one comes up on a periodic basis. It's the active intake solenoid connector -- used on the European bikes. Search the forum to see what this thing does for our European friends. The stock plastic air cleaner has a slot to hold it in place. Most other air cleaners don't have a slot for it. As others have said, just zip tie it out of the way so that it doesn't flop around or melt through engine contact.
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From: Del Rio TX
I installed the zipper filter and did the WORLD FAMOUS MUD-MOD yesterday, and I found this wire attached to the stock A/C. What's it for and what did you guys do with it? So far I just have it tucked in there to hide it, but wondering why HD hangs these kinds of plugs here and there that are not plugged into anything.
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This is the world-famous mud mod:
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/2909122-post642.html
And thanks to everyone for the info, I will hide it.
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From: Raleigh, N. Carolina (Via Brighton, England)
This one comes up on a periodic basis. It's the active intake solenoid connector -- used on the European bikes. Search the forum to see what this thing does for our European friends. The stock plastic air cleaner has a slot to hold it in place. Most other air cleaners don't have a slot for it. As others have said, just zip tie it out of the way so that it doesn't flop around or melt through engine contact.
My next question is: if this is only used on European models, how comes HD doesnt have a USA wire harness so we dont have to have all these dangly bits hanging off our bikes? Maybe just cost effective to use a one-size-fits-all harness?
Thanks for info on this guys.
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