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I need help from the vast knowledge on this forum. I am looking for the part of the wiring harness that goes from the fuel sending unit to the main harness. It is for my 06 street glide. I have emailed motorcycle salvage yards with no luck. If anyone can tell me where I can get the harness connectors I could get one made.
the service manual details how the crimp terminals work and how the pins are inserted ( or extracted) from the connector blocks.
If it were me and I knew what needed to go where ( diagrams in the service manual are easy to follow)-- I'd just make it, using standard crimp connectors and splicing into the main harness.
to see the part number you have to put the item in the shopping cart, it is shown at check out... then you write it down and call around or check you fave online dealer
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