Radio Shack - Alarm Siren Install - 2011 RGC
#151
02-17-2014 | 06:09 PM
On a Softail, it's easier to pull the alarm battery on a factory alarm battery siren then pull the bike battery. Simple matter of removing couple bolts from the splash guard and unclipping it. Never tried it though with the alarm set..may set the signal lights flashing. I removed my battery alarm. Lights and bike being disabled is all I need. Thats it just to the right of the belt and the plug for battery siren in the clip just below it. Of course, I have the wheel removed here but with just the splash cover removed, it's easy to reach in from the side.
#152
02-17-2014 | 06:40 PM
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Installed two sirens - better
make an operational difference. Nice thread, photos and writeup.
#153
04-04-2014 | 04:22 PM
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Added the siren to my 2006 Street Glide last night. Easy install and works as described. Thanks for easy to follow instructions. Make sure you pay attention to where you put the wires (Note, the siren connection is on the right side under the ESM). My siren kept going off when I put the fuse back and I discovered that I put the black siren wire into the black wire on the connector. It should be connected to the green connector wire. Anyway, it is corrected and works as advertised.
#154
05-31-2014 | 01:37 PM
#155
09-07-2014 | 01:03 PM
Easy as pie!
I snuck over to my buddy's house while he was out of town today and did this install on his '12 EG UC. Very easy!!! I didn't solder the pins (I forgot to pack the solder iron), but I did drill through the back of the false plug so the wires were very well hidden. The hardest part was fishing the wires from the siren through the plug socket!
Can't wait till he 'discovers' the mod!!! And, yes, we often do things for each other like this!
Got to do the same now on my '05 EG UC. It has the factory siren, but it's finally fried. Would scare a **** ant! But being 9 years old with 147,000 miles... I guess that's pretty good.
Can't wait till he 'discovers' the mod!!! And, yes, we often do things for each other like this!
Got to do the same now on my '05 EG UC. It has the factory siren, but it's finally fried. Would scare a **** ant! But being 9 years old with 147,000 miles... I guess that's pretty good.
#157
09-09-2014 | 11:17 AM
Yes. Both bikes came with the factory H-D alarm system. Mine (the '05) had the old push button fob and the extra siren box on it. His (the '12) just the alarm with the proximity fob & no siren (it just flashes the turn signals and disables the starter).
#158
09-09-2014 | 11:21 AM
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#159
09-09-2014 | 11:30 AM
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