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If the connector looks like this one it's a Deutsch 12 pin connector 23 x 12 mm...
Originally Posted by FXD2003Rider
The speedo/tacho combination I have for my FXD==>FXDL conversion has a female 12 pin Deutsch (see image below for the pin #'s). If similar to yours, IMO it should fit into the 2003 harness! You'll find the #'s on the black edge at the wire side of the connector.
For additional info on Deutsch connectors check out this onfo provided by Mud:
thanks all for your help,
and yes, I'm trying to find out if some 5" gauge has the same connector as my OEM 4" gauge, a picture of a OEM mounted 5" on a Dyna would be very helpful to
my indy showed me a Softail connector and it's way bigger than mine, I should be able to recognize it on a picture
I'm not completely sure that I understand what you're looking for....but I think you're asking for a picture of the connector socket on a late model Dyna speedo to compare it with what you've got... Is that correct?
If so, I'll be happy to snap and post a pic of the factory speedo that just came out of my 2011 superglide. Let me know and if that's what you want I should be able to do it later this afternoon.
but I was at the local dealer this afternoon and he had a Fat Bob and Wide Glide tachos in stock, they both have a Softail connector, conclusion: I'll have to cut and weld !
hope they both have the same amouint of wires and the same color code !
but I was at the local dealer this afternoon and he had a Fat Bob and Wide Glide tachos in stock, they both have a Softail connector, conclusion: I'll have to cut and weld !
hope they both have the same amouint of wires and the same color code !
thanks all for your help
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If you let me know the year/model gauge you want to install to what year/model bike I could try to find out what connector you're gonna need. Perhaps you'll be able to put in the pins in a new connector housing without cutting & soldering....
I dunno whether it'll help at all, but I have some close-up pics I took when I swapped out my Fat Bob standard speedo for a H-D Combination Speedo/Tach. I'm not familiar with the insides of the other models, so I can't tell which is the 'large' and 'small' but maybe you can tell from a picture?
Let me know if it'll help and I'll post them up.
Are these any help? 5" gauge on a Fat Bob. I swapped out the standard speedo for a Combination Speedo/Tach.
Last edited by Fat Bobber; Mar 16, 2011 at 07:47 PM.
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