Mystery electrical part.
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Mystery electrical part.
I am a total noob when it comes to Harley but I know when I have met my match with wiring, so I am reaching out for some assistance. I bought a '97 Softail that needed some love and care. I did notice that there weren't any turn signals either front or rear on the bike as well as the brake light not working either. I opened up the wiring and have found TONS of junk wiring that doesn't appear to go anywhere. I am adding turn signals and brake light back to the bike and ran across the following part that I believe is a turn signal cancel module but I am not sure as there aren't any sticker or part numbers listed on it. I am attaching pictures to see if someone can help me out. I am also needing to know the possible wiring schematics to connect it correctly as I am not too sure things are connected correctly. Any help would be much obliged.
Color wires out of the mystery box:
Red -
Purple -
Gray -
Black -
Green -
Yellow -
Brown -
.
Color wires out of the mystery box:
Red -
Purple -
Gray -
Black -
Green -
Yellow -
Brown -
.
#2
Here is the wiring and electrical troubleshooting manual that covers your bike.
https://serviceinfo.harley-davidson....%3D1997+wiring
https://serviceinfo.harley-davidson....%3D1997+wiring
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COHarleyGuy (09-26-2018)
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Campy Roadie (09-22-2018)
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I am still interested in what that box is though.
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i do not believe it to be hd. if you trace the wires, let us know what you find. it could be an aftermarket combiner.
moons past, combiners were popular especially so when lighting was a free for all. i have used them in the past and one brand was hoppie, rarely see them anymore. i am talking primarily automotive but i have seen mc ones on the market. one such application was when your vehicle and trailer did not match up as an example.
moons past, combiners were popular especially so when lighting was a free for all. i have used them in the past and one brand was hoppie, rarely see them anymore. i am talking primarily automotive but i have seen mc ones on the market. one such application was when your vehicle and trailer did not match up as an example.
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Welp, I went ahead and chopped out all the garbage and started from scratch. Turns out that the right and left controls are aftermarket Chinese junk and not stock HD or anything that follows the HD wiring coloration. I scrounged around and found wires close to the same shades used and rewired EVERYTHING. I also removed the circuit breakers and installed a fuse block to help troubleshoot in the future. I ended up cutting out and tossing that weird block which I believe to be a turn signal cancel module that didn't work and installed a new one. Everything works! Just waiting on new front turn signals to arrive in the next week or so to finish things up.
What a pain in the *** to go back and re-add all new turn signals, and electrical just because someone thought it would be awesome to remove it all. Thanks, everyone for the links for the electrical stuff, that has and will come in handy in the future.
- Jeremy
What a pain in the *** to go back and re-add all new turn signals, and electrical just because someone thought it would be awesome to remove it all. Thanks, everyone for the links for the electrical stuff, that has and will come in handy in the future.
- Jeremy
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