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I want to power my auxiliary driving lights with the accessory connection the manual says is infront of the battery. This will allow me to use the accessory switch located onthe fork nacelle of my 2008 Road Glide.
I simply cannot find it. What am I looking for? Any help out there?
It's there,assuming it's the same as a flhr. You just have to dig through the wires and you will find it. On my 08 Roadking I had the same problem, I called they dealer and the tech confirmed it was there. I looked a little deeper and found it.
Thanks guys! I gues the battery comes out today so I can find the plug. I have found several things, but they appear to need a special plug. Does this connector have typical electrical connections or something special?
Thanks guys! I gues the battery comes out today so I can find the plug. I have found several things, but they appear to need a special plug. Does this connector have typical electrical connections or something special?
Hardy
No need to remove the battery....Dig around in front of the battery and pull up all of the connectors. It will probably be down deep but it's the only one with a black rubber end cap attached to it.
HD dealer will have the matching connecting end and the electrical pins to attach whatever you want to the accessory plug.
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