Unused connector/Tour Pak
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Unused connector/Tour Pak
I assume the unused small square connector lying in my tourpak is for the "optional" side marker lights that "used " to be standard on the Electra Glide Classic??? If that is the case I then would assume the 3 wires it is made up of are Ground/Brake/Tail ??? (At least that appears to be the case when looking at my service manual....but you never know)Therefore I would imagine that I could splice into these wires as needed or is the corresponding maleconnector available separately?? And finally can this connector be used for the tour pak spoiler brake/tail???
Thanx as always
Greg
Thanx as always
Greg
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RE: Unused connector/Tour Pak
You are correct. The male connector is available from the dealer. The body is 73103-96BK (pin housing 3 place) and the pins (you need 3) are 73190-96. You should be able to use it for anything that needs a tail and/or brake light feed.
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You are correct. The male connector is available from the dealer. The body is 73103-96BK (pin housing 3 place) and the pins (you need 3) are 73190-96. You should be able to use it for anything that needs a tail and/or brake light feed.
You are correct. The male connector is available from the dealer. The body is 73103-96BK (pin housing 3 place) and the pins (you need 3) are 73190-96. You should be able to use it for anything that needs a tail and/or brake light feed.
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Take a look in the appendix of an HD Service Manual--it has excellent pictures and explanations on crimping/installing/removing the wires.
It's also pretty simple to ask a tech at the dealer to do it for you and tip him for the service.
Fry's sells an acceptable crimping tool, Philmore WS26, for 7.99.
It's also pretty simple to ask a tech at the dealer to do it for you and tip him for the service.
Fry's sells an acceptable crimping tool, Philmore WS26, for 7.99.
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