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Found a new goodie the other day. We have the heated hammock seat on my 19 road glide ultra. While cursing around on the internet found that we could add a heated backrest to this thing. So while I'm waiting for the backrest I figured I would ask if anybody else has set one up. When I connected the heated seat up I found the accessary plug under the right side panel as opposed to near the battery as per the instructions. I've included the pictures of the accessary wire, the screw driver is inserted into the place where the accessary wire orginally came from, the other picture is the remining detuchse plug where maybe the backrest should plug in. Any help would be aperciated
I have the plug as per the directions, 69200722. the black plug is a square, where as the plug previously installed is on the oblong side(pic 1). 4 pins in both.
Thanks for the help.
What I may have to do is remove the oblong plug and replace it with a square plug.
Yea, kinda caught me off guard. But what the heck, older and more money has it's perks.I showed to the wife and she said oy hell yeah baby. Part Number 52300317. The only concern now is
three heaters on one circuit.
I have the same question. I already have heated grips, heated seat, and a cool flow fan on the same circuit. I have lower saddle bag lights to add via the splitter from the heated seat plug but they draw less than one amp.
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Heated Backrest/roadglide
