2014 Street Glide accessory switch
Tourer
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From: ND
There are 3 dummy spots on each side of the lower dash. I put auxiliary lights on my 14 and you replace the 3 dummies with one live and 2 dummies. The 3 are one unit and have a prewired plug attached to each. One good thing about the 14 SG is that the bike is prewired for auxiliary lights (plug n play). The main accessory switch is on the ignition switch, if that is what you are talking about.
Last edited by 68beep; Feb 10, 2014 at 06:06 PM.
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From: Mesquite Tx
I believe there is an aux connector under the seat but the Aux lights or spot lights are prewired for a switch on the dash panel. If your talking about aux connector for say rear light and such that is under the seat as it is just a connector.
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From: Mesquite Tx
What is the switch for? If your trying to and an Aux light switch for spot lights it is prewired and you will need to buy the switch panel that was mentioned above. If your trying to add just a random accessory switch I would run a dedicated hot wire to the battery. I believe the aux connector under the seat is dedicated to rear aux lighting if it's the connector I'm thinking of.
Last edited by Webo; Feb 10, 2014 at 06:32 PM.
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All the previous years had a accessory switch on the dash that was powered by the plug under the seat. You could plug in to it and power different things using the switch on the dash. I guess what I need to know is if the blank plugs on the dash are still powered by the same plug under the seat.
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From: Mesquite Tx
The blank plugs are not really blanks on the 2014's. If you pull the panel off you will find that everything is already wired up and just waiting for you to buy the switches. So one is already wired for spotlights, one for power locks, and on for heated seat. There is another thread on this that might help some with alternative uses. Look here:
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...ut-outs-2.html
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...ut-outs-2.html
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I just went down to the dealership today to get an answer about adding accessories to the 2014. What I can tell you is there is no OEM B+ or "ACC" connector like what came standard on all previous model year touring bikes. You must purchase an accessory harness for about $25 that plugs into that new 8 position Molex connector under the left side cover. I wasn't there to find out about the dash switches, I'm sure there are some "standard" touring accessory package items that will utilize the switches on the dash, but I have no idea what they are or what must be purchased. Basically if you want to add an accessory you need to purchase the additional harness. If it was my bike, I'd go with the ring terminal straight to the battery or trace back to an unused position on the fuse block.