Auxilary Plug Help
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Auxilary Plug Help
Wanting to use auxiliary plug under seat as power source was given male plug 2 pins but unsure of pin placement. Parts are stealer. This will keep me from drilling a hole in inner fairings.
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From: Western Illinois, land of bad roads, and corrupt politicians
The ACC plug is 4 pins. http://i149.photobucket.com/albums/s...5/accplug6.jpg I would suggest using a meter, just to be sure, what's what.
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From: York, PA
accessory power plug
I recently had to figure out what the wires were to hook up the Harley windshield speaker and amp. My wires one the bike accessory plug were different in color than the ones in the diagram in earlier post. I picked up a molex male connector to attach to my bare wire ends. After matching up the black wires then working clockwise from this position i figured out what the other wires feed from the electric diagram in the back of the service manual. I then used the two power circuits I needed.
wire 1 - black - ground.
wire 2 - Orange with red stripe - Key ON Run Circuit
wire 3 - Red with Yellow stripe - brake light circuit ( I did not use this pin position)
wire 4 - Orange -accessory switch controlled power circuit key on and access switch ON
Hope this helps.
wire 1 - black - ground.
wire 2 - Orange with red stripe - Key ON Run Circuit
wire 3 - Red with Yellow stripe - brake light circuit ( I did not use this pin position)
wire 4 - Orange -accessory switch controlled power circuit key on and access switch ON
Hope this helps.
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