I have a 2012 Street Glide. What plug/outlet is controled by the ACC switch and is it a switch only or is there power to the corresponding plug? I only see the one small black plug under the seat and it does not seem to be controled by the switch. Thanks in advance.....

 

The plug you see under the seat is probably for a battery tender. Your ACC switch may not have anything wired to it yet.

 

Look around a little more. On my Ultra the accessory switch controls a 4 pin plug hidden under the seat.

 

+1 on that, same on my 11 SG. 4 pin plug under seat. i bought the matching end from HD and have another power plug for my ipod wired up to it.

 

Same on my 09. Under the seat is a plug with 4 pins.....there is a square rubber capped plug. With the ignition switched on....probe each of those pins (one of the 4 is a ground) then flick the acc dash switch on and off. You will see one of those leads will go on and off with the switch. Thats your controlled acc switch lead.

The other lead is constant on and the third hot goes on and off with ignition if I recall correctly.

I stole this from Mike M this is the one he posted and this is the plug.

 

Thanks for the quick replies. I havent found the plug yet, so it must be tucked in there somewhere. Time to break out the tools dig a little deeper....at least now I know what I am looking for. thanks again!

 

Shouldn't need any more tools than a phillips screwdriver.

Take off your seat.

It's probably tucked down in front of your battery, but there should be a gray, four pin Deutsch connector. Should look like this:



You can get a plug to fit for about $4 from Amazon, J&P Cycles, and a few other places.

I took my ECM off the top of the battery to better access the wires, but it really wasn't necessary.

 

i didn't even use the plug, u can get crimp on duetch connecters for about 10 cents they look like small banana plugs.

 

You guys are a wealth of information. This was something I never thought to look into but good to know just in case. Guess I need to create a new folder in my email for all this stuff.

 

I agree Mike...I have learned a lot from searching and just reading the new posts. My new SG is like learning everything all over again after owning an older carbed softail for quite a few years. Thanks to everyone here at HD Forums!