Where is the accessory plug on a 2017 Street Glide?
Th 2017 street glide is a 6 pin connector under/inside the left side panel. I have never seen an 8 pin connector, not saying there aren’t any. Here’s a pic of mine. I have an accessory plugged into it. Normally there will be a black plug in the end of it. Red arrow pointing to it in first pic.
Are there heated hand grips for a Harley Davidson?
Each kit contains one pair of heated hand grips plus the connecting parts (see Figure 22 and Table 1 ). These Heated Hand Grip Kits are not compatible with internally wired handlebars.
Where is the accessory plug on a Harley Davidson?
The accy. plug I’m referring to is located down in the frame cavity in front of the battery box. It’ll have a rubber dummy cap plugged into it.
Where is the wire harness on a Harley Davidson?
Determine if the wire harness extension (7) is required for this installation: Hold the right side heated hand grip/throttle sleeve and wire harness in position along the outside of the handlebar as if the assembly were installed on the handlebar.
Where to plug in heated grips on Harley Davidson?
Reassemble the right side hand grip, switch housing, and front master cylinder. Don’t forget to plug the twist grip sensor back in, if you have not already. The easiest, most accessible way to power the heated grips is with the open accessory wires that are typically accessible near the headlamp plug.
Th 2017 street glide is a 6 pin connector under/inside the left side panel. I have never seen an 8 pin connector, not saying there aren’t any. Here’s a pic of mine. I have an accessory plugged into it. Normally there will be a black plug in the end of it. Red arrow pointing to it in first pic.
Is there an extension harness for heated grips?
Make sure this fits by entering your model number. This includes 2 jacketed 18″ long extension harnesses that are plug and play with the stock harnesses. Used for extending the factory heated grips wiring harness when adding taller handlebars.
The accy. plug I’m referring to is located down in the frame cavity in front of the battery box. It’ll have a rubber dummy cap plugged into it.