2010 FLHX, Auxillary Light Install Question, Grey wire??
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2010 FLHX, Auxillary Light Install Question, Grey wire??
Hi All,
Well we decided to install the auxillary light kit on the SG last night; not a big deal really.
Can anyone tell me where the grey wire from the aux lights plugs into? I would like to keep the lights on at all times regardless if the high beam is on (safety reasons).
The instructions don't go into detail on the grey wire. Since the SG wasn't manufacture with passing (aux) lights, I must figure out where to plug the wire into.
Thanks for any input.
Angie
Well we decided to install the auxillary light kit on the SG last night; not a big deal really.
Can anyone tell me where the grey wire from the aux lights plugs into? I would like to keep the lights on at all times regardless if the high beam is on (safety reasons).
The instructions don't go into detail on the grey wire. Since the SG wasn't manufacture with passing (aux) lights, I must figure out where to plug the wire into.
Thanks for any input.
Angie
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Thanks for your input!
Angie
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How did you make out?
I have a 2012 and have the same question about the gray wire... On mine, the plug from the H-D Aux light bar fits right into the plug I removed the stock bullet signals from. How did you power yours? I don't have a switch for them so I was wondering if you installed a new AUX LIGHT switch? Did you use the existing switch next to the Cruise Switch? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
G
PS - Like you, I don't mind if mine stay on all times the headlight is on regardless of on high or low beam.
Thanks,
G
PS - Like you, I don't mind if mine stay on all times the headlight is on regardless of on high or low beam.
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