Turn signal connector help?
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I would rather do it the right way the first time. I don't like to cut and splice wires if I can help it. I am away from home for months at a time and don't want to not have a part if I need it during my time off. So again if any one knows what connector that is in the pic on my last post please help me out so I can order a couple. Thanks
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From: mission bc canada
x2 this would be correct
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OK so what kind of , name of, type of, connector/terminal is shown in this picture. I am not asking how to do it, or if I should splice my wires,or if I am wasting my time to get the parts. I just want to order the the two pieces shown in this pic. that is all. 
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From: mission bc canada
you can get all of this from your local dealer i did even used their crimping tool.splicing wires done properly is fine,and i have done it for my coil and horn relocation because i had no other options at the time..i wanted this to look as if the factory did my mods and it does for little cost and effort.
heres a few pics of when i did mine first i modified the rear taillight and signal harness added new female plugs for the signals to plug into which requires different pins as shown in pics also plug for taillight i changed to tombstone and the headlight harness modified for spots and a fender light.all the plugs are the same front and rear so pics are correct
heres a few pics of when i did mine first i modified the rear taillight and signal harness added new female plugs for the signals to plug into which requires different pins as shown in pics also plug for taillight i changed to tombstone and the headlight harness modified for spots and a fender light.all the plugs are the same front and rear so pics are correct
Last edited by colonelangus1; Jun 10, 2011 at 01:45 AM.
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Guys I know you are all trying to help but you need to understand I will not be home until July 3rd thru the 4th then I am gone again. Due to the nature and sensitivity of my job I just simply can not stop at a Harley dealer to get what I need before I get home. I really really really would like to find these parts and order them online because on July 3rd - 4th the harley shop where I live will be closed.
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The one in the picture is an AMP Multilock Connector.
They come in various sizes. 2 pin, 4 pin, 6 pin etc etc ... since you don't know which one you really need ...
Also did a search and found a company that sells handlebar extension kits for 2011 bikes (I know you don't need that one, but it shows the plugs) ... doesn't look like what I got on mine at all ... Guess you better send an email to your dealer or HD Customer Service and ask them what you really need.
2011 extension kit:
http://www.namzcustomcycleproducts.c...kits_2011.html
They come in various sizes. 2 pin, 4 pin, 6 pin etc etc ... since you don't know which one you really need ...
Also did a search and found a company that sells handlebar extension kits for 2011 bikes (I know you don't need that one, but it shows the plugs) ... doesn't look like what I got on mine at all ... Guess you better send an email to your dealer or HD Customer Service and ask them what you really need.
2011 extension kit:
http://www.namzcustomcycleproducts.c...kits_2011.html
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The one in the picture is an AMP Multilock Connector.
They come in various sizes. 2 pin, 4 pin, 6 pin etc etc ... since you don't know which one you really need ...
Also did a search and found a company that sells handlebar extension kits for 2011 bikes (I know you don't need that one, but it shows the plugs) ... doesn't look like what I got on mine at all ... Guess you better send an email to your dealer or HD Customer Service and ask them what you really need.
2011 extension kit:
http://www.namzcustomcycleproducts.c...kits_2011.html
They come in various sizes. 2 pin, 4 pin, 6 pin etc etc ... since you don't know which one you really need ...
Also did a search and found a company that sells handlebar extension kits for 2011 bikes (I know you don't need that one, but it shows the plugs) ... doesn't look like what I got on mine at all ... Guess you better send an email to your dealer or HD Customer Service and ask them what you really need.
2011 extension kit:
http://www.namzcustomcycleproducts.c...kits_2011.html
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From: Belgium
HD of Danburry seems to have most connectors and assorted bits on their website ... why not ask them what you need and order it?
http://www.shophdofdanbury.com/searc...&sortOrder=rel
http://www.shophdofdanbury.com/searc...&sortOrder=rel
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From: mission bc canada
The one in the picture is an AMP Multilock Connector.
They come in various sizes. 2 pin, 4 pin, 6 pin etc etc ... since you don't know which one you really need ...
Also did a search and found a company that sells handlebar extension kits for 2011 bikes (I know you don't need that one, but it shows the plugs) ... doesn't look like what I got on mine at all ... Guess you better send an email to your dealer or HD Customer Service and ask them what you really need.
2011 extension kit:
http://www.namzcustomcycleproducts.c...kits_2011.html
They come in various sizes. 2 pin, 4 pin, 6 pin etc etc ... since you don't know which one you really need ...
Also did a search and found a company that sells handlebar extension kits for 2011 bikes (I know you don't need that one, but it shows the plugs) ... doesn't look like what I got on mine at all ... Guess you better send an email to your dealer or HD Customer Service and ask them what you really need.
2011 extension kit:
http://www.namzcustomcycleproducts.c...kits_2011.html
the connector is called a 6 position tab housing but really you dont need harley connectors you could use any brand on the shelf as long as its a 6 wire connector
heres a link to bike bandit pic shows you front signal connector in the wiring harness top right side of pic
http://www.bikebandit.com/2003-harle...8387#sch608956
Last edited by colonelangus1; Jun 10, 2011 at 02:06 PM.