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I double check that you're not getting a loose connection when you move the harness. I know when I put mine in that I found the connectors that HD provided to be pretty cheap. I just spliced the wires together and sealed with electrical tape. No problems with the opener at all.
I double check that you're not getting a loose connection when you move the harness. I know when I put mine in that I found the connectors that HD provided to be pretty cheap. I just spliced the wires together and sealed with electrical tape. No problems with the opener at all.
I soldered th wires together and wrapped them with electrical tape instead of using them butt connectors that came with it. I just can't figure out why it doesn't work when the headlight is plugged in.
Is it working with the fairing on and no headlight, or is working with the fairing off and no headlight? Just curious if it's a problem with your signal not getting to the opener.
Is it working with the fairing on and no headlight, or is working with the fairing off and no headlight? Just curious if it's a problem with your signal not getting to the opener.
It quits working once the headlight is plugged in.
Ok I'm not trying to be mean, but if you don't knoe the difference between parrallel (More than one path for current to flow) and series (direct path, only one path for current to flow)Stop. Before you fry something.
Ok I'm not trying to be mean, but if you don't knoe the difference between parrallel (More than one path for current to flow) and series (direct path, only one path for current to flow)Stop. Before you fry something.
What he said! Chances are you have the opener wired in series with the headlight and thus when it plugged in and on low beam the thing doesn't work.
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