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I'm wanting to put led lights under tank/ horn area and air filter area. Noticed I have 2 switches behind handlebars. One switch runs my auxiliary lights other one is for accessories. The plug is behind the headlamp. Can I hook my LEDs into that and be able to use my auxiliary switch? Would save some time wouldn't have to take seat off and get to battery to hook them up. Plus headlamp is already out since I just put mini apes on it. Thanks Auxiliary plug in here
Should work fine. BUT. I don't have a wiring diagram for that bike. Do you? If not, do you have a VOM (volt-ohm meter) to verify polarity, voltage & grounding. And verify the switch works to control the connector you plan to hook to.
Make sure that is the AUX plug. I have an 05 FLHRSI and my accessories plug is under the seat. I'm using it to power a power port for charging my phone.
Should work fine. BUT. I don't have a wiring diagram for that bike. Do you? If not, do you have a VOM (volt-ohm meter) to verify polarity, voltage & grounding. And verify the switch works to control the connector you plan to hook to.
I have the owners manual haven't looked in it yet but diagram should be in there I would think
The aux plug is under the seat as stated above. You can buy a 12v pigtail from HD with a 12v cig lighter outlet for about $20, I bought one about a month ago.
I could be wrong (probably am) but I think the plug in the nacelle is for a tach
I have the owners manual haven't looked in it yet but diagram should be in there I would think
The owners manual won't have a wiring diagram. The Factory Service Manual will.
The owners manual may explain the switches and where to pick up power for them.
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Auxiliary switch 05 road King flhri
