SE filter question
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SE filter question
Hi all, I just fitted a Screamin Eagle air filter to my 06 Street Bob and i have a question. On the standard filter there's an electrical connection to the black plastic bit, presumably to open and close the little inlet flap when the engine is cold. Anyway, when I fit the SE filter what do I do with the wiring loom as obviously there's nowhere ot connect it on the new filter. Do I just let it dangle or do I need to connect it to something? Or have I got the wrong model SE filter?
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RE: SE filter question
I have no personal knowledge of this but do remember having read several threads regarding this issue. Consensus is to tiethe wireout of the way and forget it,has something to do with those wierd bikes that they make a few of to send to those bloody Brits. 
Good Luck
Tom
Good Luck
Tom
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ORIGINAL: TOMMAY
I have no personal knowledge of this but do remember having read several threads regarding this issue. Consensus is to tiethe wireout of the way and forget it,has something to do with those wierd bikes that they make a few of to send to those bloody Brits.
Good Luck
Tom
I have no personal knowledge of this but do remember having read several threads regarding this issue. Consensus is to tiethe wireout of the way and forget it,has something to do with those wierd bikes that they make a few of to send to those bloody Brits.
Good Luck
Tom
RE: SE filter question
Hi, this active air intake is on all 2006 DynaHDI. Mine as the same system (I live in Belgium) as well all the new 2007.
If you don't want to have a warningall the time in your speedo you need toconnect a small module to the OEM connector.
That part is available from Zodiac in the Netherlands, # 702022.
You will need to do so with any kind of air filter!
Gunny.
[IMG]local://upfiles/32536/60F5F2190ECA4B51A6424B8819C092A0.jpg[/IMG]
If you don't want to have a warningall the time in your speedo you need toconnect a small module to the OEM connector.
That part is available from Zodiac in the Netherlands, # 702022.
You will need to do so with any kind of air filter!
Gunny.
[IMG]local://upfiles/32536/60F5F2190ECA4B51A6424B8819C092A0.jpg[/IMG]
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RE: SE filter question
Tie it up and just let it dangle.
Its a connector for original backplate on HDI (HD international).
But even us do let it "dangle" when we put on an other air filter with another type of backplate.
/Dan
Its a connector for original backplate on HDI (HD international).
But even us do let it "dangle" when we put on an other air filter with another type of backplate.
/Dan
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RE: SE filter question
The new SERT (32107-01G; CD 4.6.2. revision J) has "active intake" eliminator and also Exhaust function eliminator. No need for any "things" at the end of wire anymore. Need for SERT though ;-)
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RE: SE filter question
ORIGINAL: gunnyBob
Hi, this active air intake is on all 2006 DynaHDI. Mine as the same system (I live in Belgium) as well all the new 2007.
If you don't want to have a warningall the time in your speedo you need toconnect a small module to the OEM connector.
That part is available from Zodiac in the Netherlands, # 702022.
You will need to do so with any kind of air filter!
Gunny.
[IMG]local://upfiles/32536/60F5F2190ECA4B51A6424B8819C092A0.jpg[/IMG]
Hi, this active air intake is on all 2006 DynaHDI. Mine as the same system (I live in Belgium) as well all the new 2007.
If you don't want to have a warningall the time in your speedo you need toconnect a small module to the OEM connector.
That part is available from Zodiac in the Netherlands, # 702022.
You will need to do so with any kind of air filter!
Gunny.
[IMG]local://upfiles/32536/60F5F2190ECA4B51A6424B8819C092A0.jpg[/IMG]
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RE: SE filter question
Limey, are you referring to the electrical wire and connector that has a little black grommet on it. It was formerly held in place(not connected) in the stock breather backing?
If so, just zip tie that up. It does not need to be connected to anything. (If this is what you're referring to of course.)
The stock breather backing has a little hole to accept the grommet attached to the plug, the new SE breather plate does not.
If so, just zip tie that up. It does not need to be connected to anything. (If this is what you're referring to of course.)
The stock breather backing has a little hole to accept the grommet attached to the plug, the new SE breather plate does not.
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RE: SE filter question
ORIGINAL: sethman2010
Limey, are you referring to the electrical wire and connector that has a little black grommet on it. It was formerly held in place(not connected) in the stock breather backing?
If so, just zip tie that up. It does not need to be connected to anything. (If this is what you're referring to of course.)
The stock breather backing has a little hole to accept the grommet attached to the plug, the new SE breather plate does not.
Limey, are you referring to the electrical wire and connector that has a little black grommet on it. It was formerly held in place(not connected) in the stock breather backing?
If so, just zip tie that up. It does not need to be connected to anything. (If this is what you're referring to of course.)
The stock breather backing has a little hole to accept the grommet attached to the plug, the new SE breather plate does not.
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