Deutsch Pin Part # Help
oops, yes HP has it right 72190-94 is the male stamped and formed pin. I was looking at the wrong line, hence the seal pin pn#
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dglide I would be interested in what you are doing. I just took an alpine out of my fairing because the cd player went in 18 months and replaced it with a pioneer head unit. I love the unit except for the volume controller **** - it is too small with gloves on. I have been using a wireless remote, but also have been looking at making a four way switch for volume and forward and back tracks. My understanding this is a matter of send a specified resistance from between the base and tip of the 3.5 in. stereo plug that is used.
I have also used a regular crimper for these pins for connecters I have made for my detachable fairing and it work just fine!!
I have also used a regular crimper for these pins for connecters I have made for my detachable fairing and it work just fine!!
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dglide I would be interested in what you are doing. I just took an alpine out of my fairing because the cd player went in 18 months and replaced it with a pioneer head unit. I love the unit except for the volume controller **** - it is too small with gloves on. I have been using a wireless remote, but also have been looking at making a four way switch for volume and forward and back tracks. My understanding this is a matter of send a specified resistance from between the base and tip of the 3.5 in. stereo plug that is used.
I have also used a regular crimper for these pins for connecters I have made for my detachable fairing and it work just fine!!
I have also used a regular crimper for these pins for connecters I have made for my detachable fairing and it work just fine!!
The Alpine head unit will be connected to the switches through a module from PAC audio and you're right, it is a matter of wiring them through the resistors supplied with the PAC unit, I think 3 wires in all.
I'm looking forward to getting the new Wild 1 handlebars wired up internally this weekend and with the help of a few helpful members here, I've got the part numbers to order the final pins and plugs that I need to finish everything up.
Sorry for the long reply, I hope this helps.
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Bought the head unit at Best Buy and because I knew where I was putting it, I paid the additional $15 bucks for a 4 year, no questions asked warranty.
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