Heated grips
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Heated grips
I need some help, no service manual and I'm installing heated grips on my 20 street glide. Where do I plug them in? I can't find a connection point under the faring. Any help would be appreciated.
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I installed heated grips on a 2020 Street Glide.
Once you have the front fairing off, and you are facing the front of the bike, the plug is on the lower right side. There was another thread on here recently with pictures. The heated grip wires will not match the color of the accessory wires.
Once you have the front fairing off, and you are facing the front of the bike, the plug is on the lower right side. There was another thread on here recently with pictures. The heated grip wires will not match the color of the accessory wires.
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Last edited by Anchorace; Mar 19, 2022 at 11:23 PM. Reason: wrong info
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If I had thrown all the instructions away and just looked for a switched power source & ran wires as needed it would have been a much faster and less irritating job.
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Too funny, I feel so stupid. Late last night I went to see if I could find the right connector that may or not be hidden. Again, I found the existing connector with the violet/blue and black wire. There is no way it would match my new wire brought down from the bars....due to the fact that there was a protective dummy plug inserted in it already. I removed the plug and my new red/black wired connector snapped right in. No kidding, I tried a few times earlier to marry the two in desperation. Someone mentioned to take a strong flashlight and search around. It was after really inspecting the end of the plug that I realized that the dummy plug was there....so relieved. Thanks all.
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Too funny, I feel so stupid. Late last night I went to see if I could find the right connector that may or not be hidden. Again, I found the existing connector with the violet/blue and black wire. There is no way it would match my new wire brought down from the bars....due to the fact that there was a protective dummy plug inserted in it already. I removed the plug and my new red/black wired connector snapped right in. No kidding, I tried a few times earlier to marry the two in desperation. Someone mentioned to take a strong flashlight and search around. It was after really inspecting the end of the plug that I realized that the dummy plug was there....so relieved. Thanks all.
