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""Your dealer will install the new hand controls, enable the cruise control function in the Electronic Control Module (ECM), and you're ready to roll. ""
The 2007 might be unique because it was the first year that all the bikes were fuel injected and the last year that the touring bikes used throttle cables. 2008 touring used TBW. It was also the first year for the TC96
""Your dealer will install the new hand controls, enable the cruise control function in the Electronic Control Module (ECM), and you're ready to roll. ""
looks like the wrong module for one. for the 07 it should be 77196-07. if you check those other threads referenced above, it may tell you how to retrofit that module, i think there is a difference in connectors. i'm not sure that it had to be enabled in the ecm prior to the throttle by wire, but could be wrong.
Couldn't find any instructions for 2007 - 2004 but did find this site:
"To install this kit on a 2007 Road King Custom, we headed over to Mancuso's Harley-Davidson Crossroads in Houston, TX, where our friend and mechanic Derek Rogers handled the complete project. Installation is straightforward but tedious due to the need to remove several parts and to fit a very tight retainer clip, which the shop mechanics affectionately call "the Jesus clip," claiming it's the hardest clip on the bike."
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