CB Module install on 2010 Classic

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Sep 20, 2011 | 06:47 PM

bcane98

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CB Module install on 2010 Classic

I am helping a friend install some parts on his bike, one being the CB, but have run into a snafu. Got all wires installed, module mounted, but the CB is not working. When we press the Comm button it gives us the "see dealer" message. I was told the intercom requires a head unit flash to work, but I was under the assumption the CB did not require this. The instructions didn't mention a flash either...

Any suggestions before we head to the dealer?

Thanks,
Rick

Sep 20, 2011 | 07:40 PM

Mntsnow

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when adding the CB to a HK system
Additional Parts Required
Intercom system flash (Part No. 76441-06DT) as stated in the install directions for # 77108-09 aka BAMI Kit (Boom Audio/Music/Intercom kit) The intercom only works when the CB Module is present so intercom/CB requires the flash.

Sep 20, 2011 | 08:34 PM

sh57

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I put the cb module on my 10 classic and did not have to do the dealer flash. I got lucky I quess.

Sep 20, 2011 | 08:38 PM

Harleypingman

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The download is for the intercom function. IIRC, when I installed the BAMI kit w/ CB on my bike a couple of years ago, the HK recognized the CB before I took the bike to the dealer for the intercom download.

Included in the wiring between the CB module and the HK are CAN + and - wires which tell the HK that the CB module is present; same CAN + and - wires are used for the XM, NIM, and Ipod modules for which no download is required.

You don't mention the bike model or year of the installation. If it's a 2011 or newer CVO SG, there are some unique wiring issues presented compared to the other models where a non-Ultra overlay harness is used and the various connections (rider headset, PTT, CB module, etc.) made.

Carl

Sep 21, 2011 | 04:32 AM

bcane98

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@mtnsnow - I saw that in the intercom instructions, but not in the CB install instructions. Unfortunately my friend ordered the first set of parts without consulting me first... second time around I spoke with the parts section on the phone and got the rest of the kit.

@sh57 - I installed the iPod module on my 09 Ultra no problems, it popped right up, but I am assuming it all depends on how the head unit comes from the MOCO. I also installed the quick disconnect for my tour pack, read the rear speakers were not quick disconnect, but fortunately mine was already setup that way rom the factory... another luck of the draw

@Harleypingman - I did mention in the subject... 2010 Classic (EGlide). Followed the instructions to a T... no such luck. Perhaps this deck needs the flash.

I still need to install the intercom stuff and the speaker switch (up front), but if nothing happens after that the bike needs to go to the dealer for the flash anyway, so that might fix the problem. Thanks for all the inputs

Sep 21, 2011 | 06:29 AM

CruzN

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I was told by the dealer that if I installed the CB module myself I would still have to have the radio flashed before it would work.

Sep 21, 2011 | 07:19 AM

Harleypingman

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You'll be going to the dealer for the intercom flash so a dealer visit was always in the cards. Whether installing the speaker switch, etc. will make a difference I don't know; let us know if it does or not.

What parts are you installing? I ask because some have purchased the BAMI intercom kit, 77107-09, only to later decide to add CB which then requires some different parts to make the CB work. If you're using the non-Ultra overlay harness, then everything should be plug and play.

Good luck with the project.

Carl

PS: My bad on forgetting you gave the model and year in the thread title.