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Old 11-30-2009, 01:12 PM
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I have my cruise control kit on the way thanks to LSHD. I did a search and came up with some general information regarding the install process. I am looking for more information from others who have done this already. Any tips or tricks? Anything to look out for? Any advice? Comments?
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With an electronic throttle that the 08's have, it should be a whole lot easier than the cable models like my 07. I installed mine and I didn't think it was that big a deal. I also installed new handlebars and ran my wiring inside if the bars.

Just follow the directions that come with the kit and get a service manual if you don't have one.
 
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I have a manual. It was the first accessory purchase for my bike, and the best investment made.
 
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Originally Posted by 2of2
I have my cruise control kit on the way thanks to LSHD. I did a search and came up with some general information regarding the install process. I am looking for more information from others who have done this already. Any tips or tricks? Anything to look out for? Any advice? Comments?
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just got my cruise kit from lshd and installed on sunday..super easy install ..only pain in the *** is the ignition switch removal and install,,,finiky bugger sometimes it goes easy and other times hard..just try not to move anything after pulling the switch **** out,other than that its a cake walk..
p.s mine also on a 08 flht
 
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just got my cruise kit from lshd and installed on sunday..super easy install ..only pain in the *** is the ignition switch removal and install,,,finiky bugger sometimes it goes easy and other times hard..just try not to move anything after pulling the switch **** out,other than that its a cake walk..
p.s mine also on a 08 flht
thanks. that's encouraging. I have had my outer fairing off several times but have never had the switch panel off. I am thinking about adding an accessory switch to the remaining blank while it is off. I would like to hook my garage door opener to it but I need to find a momentary switch that matches the stock rocker switches. Has anyone seen it set up this way? I know that I can use a stock odometer push button switch but would like to find one to match the rocker switches. any ideas out there? thanks
 
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I installed a cruise last year and IT IS a great accessory. It went on a 07 electra glide classic. The biggest problem I had was trying to determine which hole the wires went into the connector. I couldn't figure out left from right. Even the manual didn't show that. But I somehow got it right. Don't ask me how. Other than that, take your time and keep your cool.
 
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thanks. that's encouraging. I have had my outer fairing off several times but have never had the switch panel off. I am thinking about adding an accessory switch to the remaining blank while it is off. I would like to hook my garage door opener to it but I need to find a momentary switch that matches the stock rocker switches. Has anyone seen it set up this way? I know that I can use a stock odometer push button switch but would like to find one to match the rocker switches. any ideas out there? thanks
I used a odometer Reset switch for right now so can only control one door, but am getting ready to order the power lock switch, It is a momentary switch that has 2 positions so should be able to work 2 doors. It matches the other switches in the fairing, just looks like you have power locks on your bags. I figured out which contacts activate the remote, I soldered some leads to it and put in a quick disconnect plug so I can change the battery. The remote is Velcro'd in under the switch cap and works great.

The part number should be 71764-07 for the power lock switch I think this one is around $30.

I already ordered the combo spot/cruise switch on the CVO since I did not want to lose my garage door opener when I install the cruise.
 
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