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Changed handlebars, pulled heated grip control side (left) through bars. Pulled throttle side (right) through bars.
Checked for power from bike,good. Plugged control side to power, checked power from control side to throttle side, good.
Plugged control side power to throttle side. No heat.
Any suggestions??
Thanks
On the throttle side, the heated grip has a short wire that plugs into the end of the twist grip sensor. I would check to make sure that connection is good. There is a recent good video on YouTube of heated grips installed on a newer street glide, you may want to check it out.
Thanks Charger, but like I mentioned, I've got power coming out of control side to throttle side, with good condition, but no heat.
There is only one way to hook up with male and female ends, so I'm lost as you can tell.
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