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Old 02-11-2015, 06:28 PM
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Why do you need to remove the lower fender light when installing this ?


 
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Old 02-11-2015, 09:58 PM
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probably to use the power for the license plate light.

I do alot of wiring mods...

I added my own leds to the tip light for brake function ( saved $100)..and I "married" the plate light leds to the tip light connector so that I have both.

easy- ish

I have a different model but I think that's why

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I was hoping it wasn't a issue with the plate overlapping the lower light. I would like to keep the fender light.
 
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Give us a part number for the kit, so we can take a look at the instructions. I suspect Mike has the answer, however that doesn't stop an enterprising owner from adapting the wiring as you want! On an '05 that should be simple enough.
 
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I'm thinking its an issue with plate overlap.There doesn't seem to be much space there.Bikes that use that signal bar,such as the road king custom,don't have the lower fender light.
 
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I installed that kit on 02 electra glide , the turn signal bar has a plug in for the plate light and it uses the terminal where the marker light plugs into
 
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Originally Posted by dansflhti
I'm thinking its an issue with plate overlap.
there's plenty room on my 09- there are rubber bumpers on the back of the plate mount




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Old 02-13-2015, 06:35 PM
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Originally Posted by mkguitar
there's plenty room on my 09- there are rubber bumpers on the back of the plate mount




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You are probably right mike.I guess there is no less space than on our 09s.
 
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Thanks for the info. I'll splice some wires to keep the light on the fender.
 
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Originally Posted by mkguitar
there's plenty room on my 09- there are rubber bumpers on the back of the plate mount




mike
Hey Mike...Couldn't help noticing that you're sporting a small Canadian flag on your light bar.You're from Phoenix...must be a meaning to it?
 


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