Acc Switch Kit for Street and Road Glides, $120??
#11
07-02-2015 | 12:22 PM
I went with the 3 way switch. One for heated seat, one for the cool magic lights, one for led accent lights.
http://www.harley-davidson.com/store...09-7024802b--1
Blends in with the controls, easy to install.
http://www.harley-davidson.com/store...09-7024802b--1
Blends in with the controls, easy to install.
#12
07-02-2015 | 02:00 PM
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I went with the 3 way switch. One for heated seat, one for the cool magic lights, one for led accent lights.
http://www.harley-davidson.com/store...09-7024802b--1
Blends in with the controls, easy to install.
http://www.harley-davidson.com/store...09-7024802b--1
Blends in with the controls, easy to install.
#13
07-02-2015 | 04:29 PM
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You're welcome....fellow "Pegger"!
Good Day....eh!
There were no dash switches available when I bought my bike, and found this by accident looking through the accessory book.
I like to do my own wiring, this way, if there is any problem, I know how to trouble shoot if a problem pops up.
I think the switches are about $15 each.
Good Day....eh!
There were no dash switches available when I bought my bike, and found this by accident looking through the accessory book.
I like to do my own wiring, this way, if there is any problem, I know how to trouble shoot if a problem pops up.
I think the switches are about $15 each.
#14
07-02-2015 | 05:58 PM
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I realize there are those who have no idea how to wire things as well. If you are educated in that area you can save a bundle. I was able to make up my own plug and play wire harness for my CD Cool Magic lights simply using spare stuff from my Harley stuff pile, only had to buy a switch. Did this for my '14 Limited as well.
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#15
04-26-2016 | 12:30 PM
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That's a good deal, but you didn't need to run wires. You needed just 69200172, it's about $60 for dash panel switch assembly, since it doesn't look like you're running passing lamps, you'd just have to redirectthe existing output wiring. That switch pack is plug and play. The $120 harness 71400105 CAN be used for that but it has lots of other applications as well... I got the $120 deal for adding separately controlled Fogs, but haven't decided if I want to use it yet.
#16
04-26-2016 | 01:37 PM
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Ok I posted something about this the other day but got no response. I have a RG standard with blanks. Part 69200172 just looks to be the harness that connects under the left side cover. Is my bike already wired? do I just need that part ? What about the switches themselves. I just have blanks in there now. I am wanting to add some electrical accessories (not a fog light). I saw the 120 buck switch kit and thought that was nuts for a price. Help me out here.
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#17
04-26-2016 | 04:23 PM
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I would spend the $120 for two reasons. One, for the reasons netwon outlined and two, for aesthetic and switch type consistency. I for one would not want that square toggle switch on my bike. It may be $116 cheaper, but it also looks cheap. For a 25-30K bike, I want it to stay looking like one! 
#18
04-26-2016 | 04:37 PM
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#19
04-27-2016 | 08:07 PM
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Ok I posted something about this the other day but got no response. I have a RG standard with blanks. Part 69200172 just looks to be the harness that connects under the left side cover. Is my bike already wired? do I just need that part ? What about the switches themselves. I just have blanks in there now. I am wanting to add some electrical accessories (not a fog light). I saw the 120 buck switch kit and thought that was nuts for a price. Help me out here.
I would pull the cover and look for the harness.
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#20
04-27-2016 | 11:37 PM
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I added aux lights to my SG, as it doesn't come with them; whichever you're using, Aux or Fog lights, 69200172 is all you need. Your ECM is already set up for whatever you decide to put in there for the most part (just using one button) unless you're doing something fancy.
I bought the 67800366 Aux kit , and the $70.00 69200172 dash switch pack. You remove the existing blanks and install the new pack, and plugs right in, your wiring is already plugged into the existing stock blank pack. It's plug and play, your ECM already knows what to do.
I ended up adding Fog lights too, and just added another button to 69200172 for those. On this switch pack, the one active button it comes with is for aux lights. The middle button is wired to the accessory plug under left side cover. The 3rd can be for another accessory when you use the harness that comes with the $120.00 71400105 aux power switch kit. I could have done both with just the $120 kit but I hadn't decided to get Fogs at that point yet.
You'll want a dealer flash to the ECM if you want the aux lights to stay on while your headlight is in high beam.
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