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HD Road Tech Navigation Interface Module (NIM)
Part Number: 76000024
Available exclusively for Harley-Davidson Road Tech Zumo Navigation Systems. The Navigation Interface Module will provide an integrated link between the fairing-mounted Advanced Audio Radio and a Road Tech Zumo 660 or 665 GPS Navigator. When linked, the music volume will automatically drop when a GPS spoken command is detected, allowing you to hear the instructions through the radio speakers or the 7-pin communications-style headset. The module attaches directly to the radio and is concealed within the fairing. Kit includes adapter cable that permits stereo sound from the Zumo units internal MP3 player or SiriusXM Radio if connected into radios AUX input.
Fitment:
Fits '06-'13 Touring models (except '12 FLHXSE and '13 FLTRXSE) equipped with the Advanced Audio system and a Road Tech Zumo 660 GPS Navigator P/N 92115-09A or Road Tech Zumo 665 GPS Navigator P/N 76000014A. '11 FLHXSE and '12 FLTRXSE models require separate purchase of CVO Speaker Expansion Kit P/N 76000275. '06-'13 FLHTC, FLHX, FLTR and FLTRX models and those not equipped with Wiring Harness P/N 70169-06 require the separate purchase of Connector Kit P/N 69200033. Not for use with Does not fit with Advanced Audio Hands Free Cell Phone Kit P/N 76408-06.
IMPORTANT: This product will only work with the HD Road Tech Zumo GPS systems.
NOTE: The product I have for sale is (76000024) and is not the latest version which is (76000024A). I believe HD changed the trigger signal on the NIM module. It's possible for the older model (76000024) to falsely trigger based on the MP3 music that's playing causing the NIM to think the GPS wants to send directions to the speakers.
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HD Road Tech Navigation Interface Module (NIM)
