Exhaust valve plug
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Road Captain
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From: France
Hello there, still looking for a pic of the Active Exhaust (not intake) on a US model Dyna... From what i've read it should be between the battery and ECU covers, but how is it attached on yours ??
Thanks again !
Thanks again !
Stellar HDF Member
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I believe what you are looking for doesn't come on U.S. models,just the international models. Ours has the wiring which is not plugged into anything but not the vavle. Not sure this helps. Maybe it's in an international version of service manual.
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Most of us don't run the stock intake which had a clip to hold the wires. I just wire tied mine safely back toward the throttle body. Just as long as it's out of the way I believe is fine.
What the heck plugs in to the exhaust other than O2 sensors?? I think u should just try to bring it to ur local shop and have them figure it out... If your still trying to figure it out after almost 6 months lol
Tourer
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Some euro bikes have butterfly valves in the exhaust to make them quieter. My old Ducati had one too.
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It seems you're stressing out over something pretty small. If I'm reading your post correctly, you've removed the exhaust valve actuator from your header, or changed pipes, and now you want to know where to 'hide' the loose connector plug. US models don't have that valve, so that plug simply snaps onto the back of the air filter housing. Or, as others have already said, the unused connecter can just be zip-tied out of the way under the tank someplace out of sight - easy enough to do.
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