Plug ins for Electric Vest and Electric Gloves
I only see i general plug in on my 2010 CVO ultra--right on top of the tank in the middle. So if I want to plug in both vest and gloves do i have to get a "splitter?"
Also, i see a 12v plug in in the trunk. What is that for. Thanks much, Unc John |
What kind of heat gear do you have. If you got the grebing, you put a supplied harness right to the battery, plug the comtroll to that, jacket gets plugged to the dontroller and gloves plug into the wires in the sleeves of the jacket.
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HD's heated jacket liner has power cords in the sleeves for gloves. With the dual thermostat you get separate control for glove and jacket liner temperatures. I plug into the battery tender pigtail.
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Thank you both--I have not bought the vest and gloves yest, wanting to make sure whatever i get is easy to plug in. Sounds like it will be. Thanks again
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I am not too familiar with the CVO bikes but are you sure you are not looking at the plug for the headset which interfaces your helmet with the CB and radio?
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oh yeah, maybe that's right. i am new to all this. My previous bike was a heritasge that didn't have any of that stuff. I do know I have a pigtail coming off the battery.
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That pigtail doming off the battery might be for a battery tender. Some dealers put these on from new, or if used, a previous owner might have put it on.
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The pigtail is assuredly for a battery tender. Your heated gear will plug right in. Some HD heated clothes use a round plug. HD sells an adapter to fit your two-prong pigtail.
Before buying the vest, consider the jacket liner. I find the heated sleeves to be a real benefit. |
Good point about the sleeves--thanks
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