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Old Jun 24, 2014 | 07:49 PM
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Originally Posted by hog indo
I did. In fact, I called and spoke with Kathy. She mentioned about BT1006 and a separate conversion kit ($39.00) for my 1992 Ultra. That was confuses me. I thought I just need a RetroRadio kit to do the job. So that's why I'm trying to see if this is also the case with the OP.
The BT1006 is for '94/'95. I'm guessing that you need a conversion kit to adapt the wiring harness connectors on the BT1006 to your '92.
 
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Old Jun 24, 2014 | 08:13 PM
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Originally Posted by 95 Ultra
Yep, the instructions called for a 10 amp and all I had was a 15. I installed the 15 and couldn't get any power to the face of the radio. Picked up a 10 amp the next day and installed it and everything works like it should. I only stuck the 15 in just to see if the radio worked, but it wouldn't. I'm guessing these new radios have a built in safety system that prevents power to the unit if you're using an oversize fuse.
Just for the record: It don't work that way.
 
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Old Jun 25, 2014 | 06:26 AM
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Sucks scoche has released a 96-up adapter for handle bar controls for 39.00, I guess us Evo 95-down guys are stuck paying 200 for a stupid wiring harness? Sticking with hd radio and my old cassette adapter to phone till they come down
 
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Old Jun 25, 2014 | 09:03 AM
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Originally Posted by nyokie
Sucks scoche has released a 96-up adapter for handle bar controls for 39.00, I guess us Evo 95-down guys are stuck paying 200 for a stupid wiring harness? Sticking with hd radio and my old cassette adapter to phone till they come down
Realistically, I can't see them coming down. What's the market for people needing these for pre '96 bikes? Not too great I'd imagine. That said, I can't see letting $200 keep you from being able to reap the benefits of a modern stereo system. I just put in a Sony w/ the Biketronics kit and it is great!
 
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Old Jun 25, 2014 | 09:11 AM
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Originally Posted by nyokie
Sucks scoche has released a 96-up adapter for handle bar controls for 39.00, I guess us Evo 95-down guys are stuck paying 200 for a stupid wiring harness? Sticking with hd radio and my old cassette adapter to phone till they come down
I had any 89. I installed a sony radio from best buy cut out the old harness. Just used the stock diagram and the radio. Yea I lost use of controls but it's not that big of a deal breaker. It's close enough to reach and and I use the preset station or had a small flash drive in for mp3.
 
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Old Jun 25, 2014 | 09:55 AM
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I'm glad to know there is a solution like this for older baggers. I've been eyeing a 92. Stored for future reference.
btw I'd imagine TD spends more than $200 per year on just Seafoam.
 
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Old Jan 16, 2021 | 03:44 PM
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Originally Posted by 95 Ultra
Yep, the instructions called for a 10 amp and all I had was a 15. I installed the 15 and couldn't get any power to the face of the radio. Picked up a 10 amp the next day and installed it and everything works like it should. I only stuck the 15 in just to see if the radio worked, but it wouldn't. I'm guessing these new radios have a built in safety system that prevents power to the unit if you're using an oversize fuse.

where is that 10amp fuse located?
 
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Old Jan 16, 2021 | 03:54 PM
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I'm glad it was something simple.
where was that fuse located?
 
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Originally Posted by hog indo
Mine is 1992 Ultra Classic. Would yours works for me and if I can control it with my audio controller on the handlebar?
Yes, but you have to update your factory connectors. HD changed to Deutsche connectors in 94. Biketronics only has the retro radio kit for 94/95 and 96 and up. I just went through this on my 93. Not difficult, but tedious. Works like a charm, new bluetooth pioneer headunit, marine amp and hogtunes speakers.
 
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