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Old 02-17-2008, 06:46 PM
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I am putting streetglide front turn signals on my standard. i have the ends already on the new wires, but i need the connector. i found the correct one on NAMZ custom motorcycle productssite (NA-174922-2) but i can not find a f**king retailer anywhere. I also tried looking up Tyco/AMP part numbers through mouser and digi-key with no luck. If anyone can tell me the OEM part number that would be great.
 
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Default RE: looking for turn signal connector part#

I believe what you are looking for are #2 and 3 in the pic

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I still had the instructions that came with mine. I think you need the end #2 / housing, socket, 6 position
Part # 73156-96BK
All your wires plug into that one socket and it plugs directly into your old plug on the bike. You will not need #3 The ends on your signal wires are probably #3 if there are two seperate plugs then they are the wrong ones. All the wires go in one plug for the standard. I did the same on my bike, it was a standard.
 
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Default RE: looking for turn signal connector part#

its number 3, a 4 position plug. thanks guys, you rock!
 
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Mine wasn't?? I knew I used one plug soI went back and read the instructions again.

2005 and prior used the 6 position connector and connects up by the left speaker.
2006and later used (2) 4 position connectors towards the bottom on each side of the fairing..
 
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Originally Posted by CREEPSHOW
I still had the instructions that came with mine. I think you need the end #2 / housing, socket, 6 position
Part # 73156-96BK
All your wires plug into that one socket and it plugs directly into your old plug on the bike. You will not need #3 The ends on your signal wires are probably #3 if there are two seperate plugs then they are the wrong ones. All the wires go in one plug for the standard. I did the same on my bike, it was a standard.
Thank you for posting this! Been searching for years.
 
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Just a FYI …. many instruction sheets are available on the Harley Davidson Service Information Portal
https://serviceinfo.harley-davidson.com/sip/index

Here's the one shown in the previous post. They can be printed.

https://serviceinfo.harley-davidson....ument%2F217313
 
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