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Nov 17, 2006 | 01:47 PM

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Sharknose

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RE: Radio Shack Siren Mod

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ORIGINAL: 04harleyboy

The MOCO siren has a battery back up, if you disconnect the battery when the alarm is set it will still go off. Its a nice unit - I bought one.

$84.95 p/n 68328-02 Harley-DavidsonÂ® Factory Security System Smart Siren Kit
$89.95 p.n 68328-06 Harley-DavidsonÂ® Security System Smart Siren II
$5.96 p/n 273-079 Radio Shack 109db Piezo Siren

Since I have an Ultra, and disconnecting the battery means removing the seat,(Which is a real pain with the tour pak) by the time that gets done, a thief will have woke up everyone for three blocks. Silencing the siren(For a thief) requires removing right side hard bag . electrical cover, ECM, and ECM mounting electrical cover.(Thats also where the plug is to connect the siren is, from the factory)

If you don't want to cut and splice, the plug is a DELPHI Connector, not a Deutsch Connector.

Whats nice is if you set your sensitivity to level 4, bumping the bike results in a single chirp, you forget to deactivate your alarm , you get two single 1 second chirps, and time to deactivate it with the fob, before the siren just constantly screams

Thread on here with directions

Thanks for the link. I'm always looking for ways to keep from paying 3 times the price for something just because it has a bar and shield on it.

Jan 9, 2007 | 09:00 PM

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HEYENG

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RE: Radio Shack Siren Mod

Where can i purchase a DELPHI Connector for the alarm any ideas

Jan 18, 2007 | 05:29 PM

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SteveM

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RE: Radio Shack Siren Mod

Someone here said it uses a DELPHI Connector. Someone else said it usesa Deutsch Connector.

I haven't torn into it yet, but does anyone know forsure?

May 27, 2007 | 10:04 PM

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tbone52

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RE: Radio Shack Siren Mod

Delphi connector - female. I haven't found a male counterpart yet but I am researching it and getting closer. I think some measurements will have to be made and pictures taken of the plug. There is no part number on the plug that I could find.

May 27, 2007 | 11:32 PM

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skratch

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From: anacoco, la

RE: Radio Shack Siren Mod

i just took the bare wires from the radio shack siren and jammed them into the corresponding holes in the plug, then put the plug cap back on. holds it in place nice and tight, and no cutting/splicing needed.

Jun 3, 2007 | 06:54 PM

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tarheelrdr

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RE: Radio Shack Siren Mod

Got the sirens ordered from radio shack, anybody got pictures of the install on an 04 ultra and pic.s of connectors? Thanks for any suggestions.

Jun 3, 2007 | 07:09 PM

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BIGCHIEF

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From: Newbury Park, CA

RE: Radio Shack Siren Mod

I happen to have the siren and pager from my '04 RK that I recently sold.....it is a simple plug-and-play. anyone interested, PM me with a reasonable offer and its yours....

Mar 8, 2008 | 10:13 AM

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Motown_HOG

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RE: Radio Shack Siren Mod

Trying to do the install on my '06 Street Glide. Removed the right side cover and found a plug with three wires in it (Black, Grey, and Green) that had a plug in the end of it. Is this the right connector or the service connector? The instructions said there would be a Brown wire and Idon't see it. I tried the siren with the plug I found and only got a light buzz out of the siren... Any help would be appreciated.