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Old 06-28-2011, 04:21 PM
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Default Ultra tour pak on 05 RK ?

For thoughs that have put tour paks w/lights on your RK's.
I'm doing this after painting soon.
Question. Is there a wire loom you can buy that will plug in
to the bike and then to the pak? Or will I have to clip and snip?
Rather not cut into the wiring.
I've ask at my local HD dealer with no luck.

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Originally Posted by Doc o
I've ask at my local HD dealer with no luck.

Don
Really? They couldn't answer that for you? There is no plug for tour pak off the main wiring harness on your FLHR like there is on the FLHT. However, you can make a harness yourself easy enough using HD connectors and running it off the accessory connector under the seat (using only 3 of the 4 slots.....ground/brake/running light). You can also get a quick connect set up from Ride Time here that would allow you to hook up the tour pak much like you would trailer wiring.
 
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If it's an Ultra tour pak, an easy solution is to buy the HD turn signal conversion kit that retains the run/brake function of the corner lights, but adds a turn signal function to them. The supplied harness connects to the rear bike lighting harness under the seat; no cutting or splicing involved. Here's a thread on the installation:

https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...rsion-kit.html

Honestly, if you asked at a dealership about doing this, who did you ask--the receptionist???

Good luck with your paint and tour pak lighting projects.

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Thanks guys, I'll look into both of these.
The Parts gal ask one of the tech's and he didn't know.
I would rather go with out the lights then to cut into my wiring.
Thanks again.
Don

Another question [stupid, sorry], where will I find the acc plug under the seat?

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Looks like the Ride Time might be the best way to go.
 
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I did it through the accessory connector like mentioned above for about 15 bucks. Works perfect, although I'll probably switch to the run/turn/brake now that I know that's an option.
 

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its a small plastic box with a rubber plugg ontop,should be right in front of the battery(some are tucked down abit)u can use crimp on duetch connectors for like 10 cents apeice.use a test light to figure out the 4 holes ground switched unswitched....
 
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About five years ago I purchased a detachable tour pak from a 99 Ultra on EBay to put on my 02 Road King and I asked my local HD dealer the same wiring question. The dealer informed me that it could not be done. Determined to prove them wrong I researched many options and I finally went with Ride Time. I bought the Quick-Connect Accessory and Trailer Wiring Adapter and the RTQC Quick-Connect Universal Wiring Harness and without cutting any wires, I had the tour pak wired (and still detachable) within an hour.
 
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+ 1 on Ride Time. Keith will hook you up.
 
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Originally Posted by Doc o
Looks like the Ride Time might be the best way to go.
How will you connect the tour pak wires to the RT product?

Carl
 


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