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So I am on my phone and cant use the search function.
Got my bike all jacked up and am switching the bars. I am putting new sigs on so I cut those wires.
I have a service manual but have not found where it addresses this: Do I just cut the wiring and resplice on the new bars set up or do I track back to the battery and disconnect the wires there and pull the harness up and through the bars. Or am I just missing something else completely???
What year? I just did this to my 2012 Street Bob and had one heck of a time with the turn signals. There are a lot of variables. If you have more details, that would help. Pics work best.
Not sure why you cut the wires ... not sure about your Street Bob, but my '05 FXDI Super Glide there's a 6-pin AMP plug that you would just unplug ... pull the wiring from the handlebars and then re-route it to where you're moving the sigs ....
But, if you cut the wires, I suppose at this point you'll just need to splice and run the turn sig wires to your new setup ....
Not sure why you cut the wires ... not sure about your Street Bob, but my '05 FXDI Super Glide there's a 6-pin AMP plug that you would just unplug ... pull the wiring from the handlebars and then re-route it to where you're moving the sigs ....
But, if you cut the wires, I suppose at this point you'll just need to splice and run the turn sig wires to your new setup ....
R/
'Chop
The way the 2012's are wired, you have to cut the wires to the turn signals to relocate them. Its the biggest PITA but thats what HD instructions call for.
I think he is saying he knows what to do with the turn sigs, but is wondering what to do with the control wiring.
I prefer to cut them at the control housing and pull through the new bars. If you are not in a hurry, you can pick up a full color coded wiring harness to pull through your new bars and just splice, solder, and shrinkwrap the wires at each end. Did this to mine and also to my brothers in 05 and he has had no issues since. I think the solder joints are actually stronger than the pins at the connectors if done correctly and shrink wrapped properly.
There is no need to cut anything, just disassemble the connectors that are in the backbone under the tank.
Once you disassemble, you pull the wires out of the bars, easy to do, everything is up front.
There is no need to cut anything, just disassemble the connectors that are in the backbone under the tank.
Once you disassemble, you pull the wires out of the bars, easy to do, everything is up front.
There is no need to cut anything, just disassemble the connectors that are in the backbone under the tank.
Once you disassemble, you pull the wires out of the bars, easy to do, everything is up front.
Just looking for this this morning. Do I have to lift the tank up to access the connectors?
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