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These switches are limited to 2 amps so if you're going to use them for anything more you will have to use a relay and use the switch to trigger the relay.

 

Hope you guys don't mind me jumping in, I too want to do something with those spots
Just like whosnext, opener and air ride. if you find something out please post up.
here's a pic of my empty spots.
oh sorry this is my first my post so be easy.

 

It would be awesome to make one a Garage Dooe Opener, no clue how I would do that. currently have mine hanging on the key chain. Any ideas?

 

I have it figured out for a 2014 touring, cant help with any other bike

 

IMHO, the Harley garage door opener is the way to go. You flip your high/low beam switch and your door goes up. I had it on my 07 and now on my 14 Limited.

 

if you don't mind, I could use some help or point me in the right direction.
I have a 14' cvo roadking, I would like to be able to you utilize those spots for air ride and door opener. I know that one is intended for up n down, the other is a ****?

 

Hey CVO...
I believe the OP started this post referring to the Switches located in the Dash Panel of the '14 Touring w/Fairing. (The ones I am familiar with and did some research on)
The Blanks that you are showing and asking about info on would be for the New Infotainment system used on the '14 Touring Fairing models. On your model the Hand Controls are prob the same as all, (common part) but unsure if there is any wiring that is in your harness or not.. Sorry I can not be of any additional help. I can tell you that a Service manual does have the Wiring Schematics for your bike, they are great investments and may be able to help you.

Joe

 

UPDATE!!!!!!
Continued: 7.6 of your service manual you will see the item #7 which is the Aux connector which is located under left side cover. I already had part number 692000722 which is powering my heated hand grips, that part number attaches to the AUX connector under the left side cover.
You will notice in the AUX connector 8 wires,
R/BE is hot at all times, BK is ground and V/BE is hot with Accessory & Ign. these wires are utilized with the above mentioned part 692000722.. The remaining wires are routed from the AUX switches in your dash panel. On the Left side cluster you have BE/GY for AUX lights, the middle switch will be LBE/GN which goes to the AUX connector as well as LBE/R. From the right side Dash mounted switch you have LBE/V, LBE/W & LBE/Y which also run back to the same AUX connector under left side cover.

If you acquire the harness 692000722 and ad socket connectors to it ( TERMINAL, SOCKET H.D. part # 72168-07) at the same position as corresponding wire colors above ( based on which switch position you wish to use, you can use these for the coil side of a relay and switch a device such as a heated seat or ???, You could then get your hot wire for your relay from the harness 692000722 using the R/BE or V/BE that you will see stick out of harness. Leaving you with an AUX plug for future if you like...

So in my set-up, on the Left Side of the Dash Panel (71400032) I am adding two of the H.D part # 71400034 to my existing Switch cluster and using the LBE/GN to active a relay for Seat warmer LO, and LBE/R for Seat Warmer HI. Adding the Switch Pack 71400033 to the right side of the dash panel I am using the LBE/V colored wire to activate a relay for garage door opener. NOTE: these switches are only rated for 2 AMP MAX......the reason I am installing relays vs directly wiring to device. I used 20 AMP relays that can be purchased any auto store and they are only little 1 X 1 X 1 cube relays.

I am hopeful that all makes sense.

Ohh, under the right side cover I found a nice place to mount relays, there is an area to the front of the bike next to your ABS module that is begging to be used..

Mind you I went and made wiring harnesses using Duetsch connectors and all making for a really clean installation but that is just me..
Joe

 

Signed up for future use….Thanks Gliding Joe!