When I bought my 06' Street Bob it had the rear turn signal relocation kit on it because of the saddle bags. I've decided to put the rear turn signals back to stock and can't figure out how the stock setup goes. Does anyone have an illustration on how the stock rear signals mount to the fender strut? I've got the bike all taken apart and would like to get it back together so I can ride to work tomarrow. please help!!!

 

Do you have all your old parts ?

 

Yes I believe I do have all the old parts. I know I've got the stems but I've got a whole bag of nuts, bolts and washers and have no clue what goes where. the bag has stuff in it from the original owner doing multiple add ons previously. I was hoping there was a diagram of the correct order that the parts go in.

 

You need the supports most important. One of the holes has no threads in it. Parts book kinda shows... Service manual should have a break down ( mine is lent out)
The bolts are 5/16-18 x 1 3/4

 

Here...see if this helps....I literally just put the docking kit on tonite...but its for an '05 FXD - not sure if its 100% match but may give you an idea at least...

there's a diagram on the OEM signals...
the L/Rstalks (#6) are at the top on the plastic...
the long bolts (#8) go thru those inner-fender clips (that hold the signal lines), thru the fender, thru the stalks, into the housing...
those 2 bolts in the lower corner are just the front mounting bolts for the brace/rear fender..


Good luck!

 

Thanks guys I think I figured it out finally, my main problem was that for the signal relocation they had the wires ran through the threaded hold due to the relocation bar being hollow. I had to pull the wires back through the rear non threaded hole then the stalks fit correctly. I found the original bolts with washers so I'm pretty sure I got it right. I still couldn't get the job finished cuz I need to lengthen the wires so they fit to the taillight area again. the signal relocation kit must have you cut the wires and install new terminals. thanks for all the help guys. Trotter thanks for the number, if I need any help I'll contact you.