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Bike is a 1999 Softail Custom / FXSTC. I am looking for assistance in identifying the type / brand of the dash connector sitting under the tank panel. Pics below...
I've got a temporary run to the a tach that I'd like to integrate into the harness connection. There appear to be two open slots. I am very familiar and comfortable working with Deutsch Connectors - this one is new territory for me.
Surprisingly those pins are available at the dealership and super cheap. I would go with the picture and response above, probably get back out for under $5. Yeh you could go on Amazon and buy a kit of 100 pins, but if you only need two, go to dealership. Buy two extras they are small and difficult to crimp properly especially your first time, good luck.
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