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Is that for the 2017 flhxs? Yeah it uses all 12. I have not been able to find one at all. I've looked everywhere even called the dealership they wouldn't give it to me, but I don't think that is it.
@Nogoodstreetglide The Non fairing bikes use all 12, at least that's what the Manual shows.
I looked at every wiring schematic for touring with fairing and Ill be damned if I could find the wiring diagram for the speedometer. Like you, I found non-fairing, but not with fairing.
I looked at every wiring schematic for touring with fairing and I’ll be damned if I could find the wiring diagram for the speedometer. Like you, I found non-fairing, but not with fairing.
Once they put a fairing on, the "speedometer" becomes the Instrument Module. The connector number 39 is common to both, but the fairing models must use the HD Link output from the IM to control turn signal indicators .
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