Tour Pack Light Kit
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Road Master
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Tour Pack Light Kit
Anyone install the King Tour Pack Light Kit?
I picked one up off eBay.
I need to find the wiring diagram for hooking it up.
It has 1 orange and 1 black wire to it.
Do they just go to the battery terminals for constant power, or hook up elsewhere?[sm=wtf.gif]
I picked one up off eBay.
I need to find the wiring diagram for hooking it up.
It has 1 orange and 1 black wire to it.
Do they just go to the battery terminals for constant power, or hook up elsewhere?[sm=wtf.gif]
Road Captain
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RE: Tour Pack Light Kit
You should be able to get a copy of the installation instructions from the parts dept at your local dealer. If you can't, I recommend that you install it into a wiring harness that does not stay on all the time. You don't want it to accidentally turn on while you are riding and stay on when the bike is off. The orange wire is power and black is ground.
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RE: Tour Pack Light Kit
If I remember right Black is ground and Orange is constant tail light run. YOu have a wire harness under the seat behind the battery that goes back to the tail lamps. If you don't have factory harness for the things to plug into and it has a plug you will need to by the other gender of the plug from the dealer parts desk. Then splice that into the wiring under the seat. The other way is if it has (2) plugs, then the tail lamps get pluged into the wiring, and then that gets pluged into the bike. Don't know have not seen what the wiring looks like on that one.
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RE: Tour Pack Light Kit
I installed one on my E-Glide STD. Their was a connector and antenna cable coiled up under the left side cover. I ran it back to the tourpack and connected it to the light connector. The hardest part was cutting the holes for the lights. Of course I measured 100 times and cut once. Man was that stressssssss
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