Installing trailor hitch on a 11TG
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Installing trailor hitch on a 11TG
I am looking at installing a trailer hitch on my 11TG. I have ordered my hitch and waiting for it. I was looking underneath the bike and have a couple of questions and looking for some guidance or tips on installation.
1. The 2 torx screews are pretty close to muffler brackets. Do I have to unbolt and remove the muffler brackets and remove the mufflers in order to remove them from the cross member?
2. Is there an easy way at getting the two torx screws off the rear cross member without stripping them?
Any help or suggestions installing the hitch will greatly be appreciated.
thanks Mike
1. The 2 torx screews are pretty close to muffler brackets. Do I have to unbolt and remove the muffler brackets and remove the mufflers in order to remove them from the cross member?
2. Is there an easy way at getting the two torx screws off the rear cross member without stripping them?
Any help or suggestions installing the hitch will greatly be appreciated.
thanks Mike
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The two torx bolts are tamper proof. You will need to go to NAPA or somewhere and get a T40 Tamperproof socket. You might need to heat the bolt heads to soften the locktite on the threads. Then they will turn right out. You can get to them without moving the mufflers, I did and I have the Cobra TriOval Mufflers.
Ride on.
Ride on.
#3
Thanks Jim
Any suggestions on running the wiring from under the seat to the back of the bike? I am using the plug n play setup with 5-4 connector and isolator.
Any suggestions on running the wiring from under the seat to the back of the bike? I am using the plug n play setup with 5-4 connector and isolator.
The two torx bolts are tamper proof. You will need to go to NAPA or somewhere and get a T40 Tamperproof socket. You might need to heat the bolt heads to soften the locktite on the threads. Then they will turn right out. You can get to them without moving the mufflers, I did and I have the Cobra TriOval Mufflers.
Ride on.
Ride on.
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Having just completed this task the 5-4 connector will not work. Isolator fits under the seat and wiring to back of bike...will have to install the 5-wire round adapter somewhere. You'll have to add brake lights/wiring to the trailer as it's only 4-wire, trike is 5-wire. You will have to use 5-wire round plug the same pattern on trike and trailer. My installer may be able to help.
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I will have to disagree with the above reply. I had the 5/4 wire convertor on my ultra and will be installing the same on my tri-glide. Easily plug and play and converts the 5 wire to a 4 wire connector which is what I run on all my trailers. No problem. I think I used the wiring harness sold by RIVCO.
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I will have to disagree with the above reply. I had the 5/4 wire convertor on my ultra and will be installing the same on my tri-glide. Easily plug and play and converts the 5 wire to a 4 wire connector which is what I run on all my trailers. No problem. I think I used the wiring harness sold by RIVCO.
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I will have to disagree with the above reply. I had the 5/4 wire convertor on my ultra and will be installing the same on my tri-glide. Easily plug and play and converts the 5 wire to a 4 wire connector which is what I run on all my trailers. No problem. I think I used the wiring harness sold by RIVCO.
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