ACC Switch - What does it do?
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RE: ACC Switch - What does it do?
Mine controls the Electra Glo light rails around the saddle bags. I would not have necessarily bought them but they were on the bike when I bought it. I do have to admit though, you can see them from the rear
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RE: ACC Switch - What does it do?
Well, I decided to go outside and take a look-see to see where that ACC switchie-thingie goes, and also looking under the tank to see where I could run the harness for the fog lights.
Well, here's what I found:
Tried moving the tank back a bit to get clearance to look under the tank. Could only move the tank forward about an inch before it hit the steering head. Trying to move it back towards the back of the bike was fruitless also, as the crossover hose to the tank was short enough to limit any rearward travel.
Looks like I'll have to save this project for the winter months for 3 reasons:
1) Too damn humid here to work on the bike today.
2) More work than expected to install the fog light harness as I want to run my harness inside the plastic channel that runs under the tank.
3) Would rather be out riding than sweating all over the chrome![:'(]
I never got to the point where I actually looked under the fascia to see where the wires from that switch go. I'll save that for another day. (See reasons #1 through #3 above)
Lather, rinse, and repeat as necessary...
Cheers!
Bob
Well, here's what I found:
Tried moving the tank back a bit to get clearance to look under the tank. Could only move the tank forward about an inch before it hit the steering head. Trying to move it back towards the back of the bike was fruitless also, as the crossover hose to the tank was short enough to limit any rearward travel.
Looks like I'll have to save this project for the winter months for 3 reasons:
1) Too damn humid here to work on the bike today.
2) More work than expected to install the fog light harness as I want to run my harness inside the plastic channel that runs under the tank.
3) Would rather be out riding than sweating all over the chrome![:'(]
I never got to the point where I actually looked under the fascia to see where the wires from that switch go. I'll save that for another day. (See reasons #1 through #3 above)
Lather, rinse, and repeat as necessary...
Cheers!
Bob
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RE: ACC Switch - What does it do?
ORIGINAL: Bagger07
Well, I decided to go outside and take a look-see to see where that ACC switchie-thingie goes, and also looking under the tank to see where I could run the harness for the fog lights.
Well, here's what I found:
Tried moving the tank back a bit to get clearance to look under the tank. Could only move the tank forward about an inch before it hit the steering head. Trying to move it back towards the back of the bike was fruitless also, as the crossover hose to the tank was short enough to limit any rearward travel.
Looks like I'll have to save this project for the winter months for 3 reasons:
1) Too damn humid here to work on the bike today.
2) More work than expected to install the fog light harness as I want to run my harness inside the plastic channel that runs under the tank.
3) Would rather be out riding than sweating all over the chrome![:'(]
I never got to the point where I actually looked under the fascia to see where the wires from that switch go. I'll save that for another day. (See reasons #1 through #3 above)
Lather, rinse, and repeat as necessary...
Cheers!
Bob
Well, I decided to go outside and take a look-see to see where that ACC switchie-thingie goes, and also looking under the tank to see where I could run the harness for the fog lights.
Well, here's what I found:
Tried moving the tank back a bit to get clearance to look under the tank. Could only move the tank forward about an inch before it hit the steering head. Trying to move it back towards the back of the bike was fruitless also, as the crossover hose to the tank was short enough to limit any rearward travel.
Looks like I'll have to save this project for the winter months for 3 reasons:
1) Too damn humid here to work on the bike today.
2) More work than expected to install the fog light harness as I want to run my harness inside the plastic channel that runs under the tank.
3) Would rather be out riding than sweating all over the chrome![:'(]
I never got to the point where I actually looked under the fascia to see where the wires from that switch go. I'll save that for another day. (See reasons #1 through #3 above)
Lather, rinse, and repeat as necessary...
Cheers!
Bob
