Acc.Switch plug break down
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Acc.Switch plug break down
I got the two-into-one wiring harness adapter (part#70264-94A)I want utilize my acc. rocker switch on my 2013 Electra Glide. I want to cut the male plug from the two female plugs and wire it to some LED lights.
The male plug will plug up to the acc. plug under the seat. I just want to know what the #1-4 pins on the harness are designated. So any help from HD Master electricians' would be appreciated. Thank-you
The male plug will plug up to the acc. plug under the seat. I just want to know what the #1-4 pins on the harness are designated. So any help from HD Master electricians' would be appreciated. Thank-you
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you can use a trouble light to determine- I found time to go out to the garage and check my 09.
the pins functions are:
pin 1: "on" with run ( orange/red) -fused P&A circuit
pin 2: "on" with brakes ( red/yel) ( from brake relay)
pin 3: acc power ( orange)- fused P&A circuit
pin 4: ground ( black wire)
so this allows the rider to choose whether he wants manual control ( acc), power when the bike is on, or power with brake application.
for you leds, some come in a "kit" with a switch, you could wire this to pin 1 and use the included switch ( and hopefully a fuse too- I've seen a couple of led kits sag and the wires melt and short on the motor)- that leaves your acc switch available for another function such as driving lights
mike
the pins functions are:
pin 1: "on" with run ( orange/red) -fused P&A circuit
pin 2: "on" with brakes ( red/yel) ( from brake relay)
pin 3: acc power ( orange)- fused P&A circuit
pin 4: ground ( black wire)
so this allows the rider to choose whether he wants manual control ( acc), power when the bike is on, or power with brake application.
for you leds, some come in a "kit" with a switch, you could wire this to pin 1 and use the included switch ( and hopefully a fuse too- I've seen a couple of led kits sag and the wires melt and short on the motor)- that leaves your acc switch available for another function such as driving lights
mike
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you can use a trouble light to determine- I found time to go out to the garage and check my 09.
the pins functions ar
pin 1: "on" with run ( orange/red) -fused P&A circuit
pin 2: "on" with brakes ( red/yel) ( from brake relay)
pin 3: acc power ( orange)- fused P&A circuit
pin 4: ground ( black wire)
so this allows the rider to choose whether he wants manual control ( acc), power when the bike is on, or power with brake application.
for you leds, some come in a "kit" with a switch, you could wire this to pin 1 and use the included switch ( and hopefully a fuse too- I've seen a couple of led kits sag and the wires melt and short on the motor)- that leaves your acc switch available for another function such as driving lights
mike
the pins functions ar
pin 1: "on" with run ( orange/red) -fused P&A circuit
pin 2: "on" with brakes ( red/yel) ( from brake relay)
pin 3: acc power ( orange)- fused P&A circuit
pin 4: ground ( black wire)
so this allows the rider to choose whether he wants manual control ( acc), power when the bike is on, or power with brake application.
for you leds, some come in a "kit" with a switch, you could wire this to pin 1 and use the included switch ( and hopefully a fuse too- I've seen a couple of led kits sag and the wires melt and short on the motor)- that leaves your acc switch available for another function such as driving lights
mike
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