2014 Tour Pak
Tourer
Joined: Nov 2008
Posts: 480
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From: Conover, NC
If you want to do it yourself it would be fairly easy with the right plug (matching the tour pak ligt). If you have a tri bar light SG RG you can get tap into everything there and bring it up to one plug.
Hope this helps.
Are you going to make it detachable?
Tourer
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 266
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From: NEW YORK
tourpak lightbar
I already have the detachable tourpak set up. I have a 13 Ultra Limited and I don't use the rear speakers or antennas. I use xm radio only. So I have the harness coming back from under the seat but i know the plug will not match the led harness. I think the harness for the led is 69200131. I don't have the tri bar light but i do have the fender tip run/brake light.
Tourer
Joined: Nov 2008
Posts: 480
Likes: 0
From: Conover, NC
I already have the detachable tourpak set up. I have a 13 Ultra Limited and I don't use the rear speakers or antennas. I use xm radio only. So I have the harness coming back from under the seat but i know the plug will not match the led harness. I think the harness for the led is 69200131. I don't have the tri bar light but i do have the fender tip run/brake light.
I bought the grommet from HD and routed the wires out the right side of the TP with about a 8" group of wires and plug. I went to:
http://www.stcharlesharleydavidson.c...partfinder.htm
and pulled the plug and harness #'s.
Road Captain
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 673
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From: Charlotte NC
2014 Tour pack mounting
The question was raised a number of posts ago about mounting the new tour packs on older hardware mainly 08 and lower but never addressed. If you can buy just the box I can't see why you couldn't mount it to existing hardware. The bottom of the box appears to be flat so there are no mounting pads to contend with only screw locations which have to be accommodated. I would think that altering the tour packs holes to fit the hardware is the way to go so that the chrome integrity is not compromised. I'd like to hear of anyone either doing this or the research to get it done. Thanks
6th Gear
Joined: Feb 2014
Posts: 11
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From: Indonesia
Well it's on as well as a set of ebay lowers. The UPS guy came late as always when I'm waiting for something. Anyway:
It's gonna be nice enough for the OL to take a ride on her new thrown this week so we're gonna ride it for a few days before I take the rack back off to have it powder coated. If any one wants to see anything specific let me know and I'll get some more pics before I take it apart.
It's gonna be nice enough for the OL to take a ride on her new thrown this week so we're gonna ride it for a few days before I take the rack back off to have it powder coated. If any one wants to see anything specific let me know and I'll get some more pics before I take it apart.
Very interesting to put it to my 11 CVO SG.. after read until page 18, I Saw you and zproud have successfully install it..
Just wondering what the right part numbers of every part are. Can I know them ?
In my opinion, these are what I need :
-14 king TP
-53000221 (new mounting rack)
-52300354 (new 4 point docking black)
- backrest
- set of key lock.
please give me advise about the exact part numbers and how-to install them correctly.
Thanks and looking forward Bro!
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Joined: Jun 2010
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From: Clarksville, TN
hai Craig, I loved the look of 14 TP!
Very interesting to put it to my 11 CVO SG.. after read until page 18, I Saw you and zproud have successfully install it..
Just wondering what the right part numbers of every part are. Can I know them ?
In my opinion, these are what I need :
-14 king TP
-53000221 (new mounting rack)
-52300354 (new 4 point docking black)
- backrest
- set of key lock.
please give me advise about the exact part numbers and how-to install them correctly.
Thanks and looking forward Bro!
Very interesting to put it to my 11 CVO SG.. after read until page 18, I Saw you and zproud have successfully install it..
Just wondering what the right part numbers of every part are. Can I know them ?
In my opinion, these are what I need :
-14 king TP
-53000221 (new mounting rack)
-52300354 (new 4 point docking black)
- backrest
- set of key lock.
please give me advise about the exact part numbers and how-to install them correctly.
Thanks and looking forward Bro!
54246-09A is the part number for the docking hardwear you need to use. If you have a docking kit on the bike now you don't need a new one. Also add the screws for the barrel lock. The part numbers are in the first post of this thread.
Cruiser
Joined: Mar 2011
Posts: 163
Likes: 2
From: pa
Added speakers
I added a set of used 14 harley speaker pods, I used the rear speaker pins on the back of the factory radio, I ran the rear speaker wires when I added the power wires for the front amp. I used the harley plug and pins to hook to the factory pods wire harness. Could not find the part # bike side was a 15 pin plug and 4 male pins, radio side was 4 female pins, you will need a molex crimp tool to make your like easy, a radio flash will be needed for fade controls to work, I did not do the flash. As far as adding the bass port for the rear speaker pods, I was told it did not have any good results and I did not add the bass port.
Last edited by zproud; Jan 25, 2015 at 10:34 AM.