Converting FLHTK toTour-Pak to quick disconnect
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Converting FLHTK toTour-Pak to quick disconnect
When converting the Tour-Pak to quick disconnect with the the Harley kit on the Limited, what does one do to relocate the antennas and the 12-volt socket? I found the "Tour-Pak Quick Disconnect Harness for Ultra Models" in the catalogue (http://www.harley-davidson.com/store...-02-7003209--1), but where does this stuff go / what does it get mounted to?
Trying to figure out how to set up for quick changes system between the sissy bar-based back rest and the Tour-Pak. Don't need to retain the speakers, but would like to keep the radio / CB antennas and the 12-volt. Anyone done this?
Thanks in advance.
Trying to figure out how to set up for quick changes system between the sissy bar-based back rest and the Tour-Pak. Don't need to retain the speakers, but would like to keep the radio / CB antennas and the 12-volt. Anyone done this?
Thanks in advance.
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Stop by your HD store and ask the parts guy/gal to printout the instructions for the Ultra detach kit. It will cover everything except the 12 volt socket in your tour pak. For that you will need to adapt and improvise a solution--should not be difficult since the 12 volt is a simple two wire circuit and there are aftermarket fenders offering similar sockets and quick disconnect devices that are well-documented on this forum.
The wiring into the tour pak goes under the seat when the tour pak is removed.
There is nothing complex about doing this.
Carl
The wiring into the tour pak goes under the seat when the tour pak is removed.
There is nothing complex about doing this.
Carl
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