iPod Interface and Saddlebag Mount Kit
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iPod Interface and Saddlebag Mount Kit
Has anyone installed the HDPDPLUS iPod Interface Kit and the Harley Saddlebag iPod Mount Kit? If so, how did you run the cable to the iPod/iPhone? I was hoping to be able to take the saddlebag off if needed. Not sure how to accomplish that. And looks like the hole required in the saddlebag is fairly large. I'm concerned about sealing it or water getting in and if I seal it how can I remove the saddlebag in the future. If you have done this I would like to see some pictures also.
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I haven't figured out where I'm going to mount the iPod yet.... but you could use something like this (picture is not of a saddlebag, it's a car firewall.... just an illustration of a plug)
You just need a rubber plug (grommet) that would allow the cable to be removed from the bag. I imagine most car dealer parts departments would have the plugs. They can be found in the engine compartment on the firewall for wires and cables to go through.
I have a Road Glide, so I have several choices as to where to mount the iPod. Glove box, or lowers come to mind.
You just need a rubber plug (grommet) that would allow the cable to be removed from the bag. I imagine most car dealer parts departments would have the plugs. They can be found in the engine compartment on the firewall for wires and cables to go through.
I have a Road Glide, so I have several choices as to where to mount the iPod. Glove box, or lowers come to mind.
Last edited by shooter5074; 12-28-2011 at 03:40 PM.
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I installed it on my bike, and remove my saddle bags to clean mine about a third of the time I clean the bike. The plug to join the two cords can be located right at the shock area or somewhere in that vicinity.
The hole is not terribly large, and it has a grommet to protect the cord, so you could silicone the hole if you choose to, but I have never had a problem for over a year and a half.
The hole is not terribly large, and it has a grommet to protect the cord, so you could silicone the hole if you choose to, but I have never had a problem for over a year and a half.
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I installed it on my bike, and remove my saddle bags to clean mine about a third of the time I clean the bike. The plug to join the two cords can be located right at the shock area or somewhere in that vicinity.
The hole is not terribly large, and it has a grommet to protect the cord, so you could silicone the hole if you choose to, but I have never had a problem for over a year and a half.
The hole is not terribly large, and it has a grommet to protect the cord, so you could silicone the hole if you choose to, but I have never had a problem for over a year and a half.
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Rick,
Are you having problems with the IPOD interface? I still have your $$ in the cabinet if it doesn't work and we need to meet.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...ml#post8956410
Heres a link to an earlier thread with pic of how someone installed a gromet in the saddle bag. It sounds like your trying to stay away from this approach though.
Ken
Are you having problems with the IPOD interface? I still have your $$ in the cabinet if it doesn't work and we need to meet.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...ml#post8956410
Heres a link to an earlier thread with pic of how someone installed a gromet in the saddle bag. It sounds like your trying to stay away from this approach though.
Ken
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