hey i just put a detachable touring pack on my ultra.they made a extension for the brake lights so they can be detach out side the touring pack.but as of right now i have to pull out my speaker wires out from behind the speaker and un plug them.every time i do that the little round ring pops out .i want to try and find out do they make a wire to plug into the speak wire and then extends for a bit an plugs into wire under the seat seat so i dont have to pull the wire out all the time from behind the speaker.

 

When I put the aftermarket speakers in the rear pods I wanted ot be able to take the Pak off as well. i used a 4-wire plug for a trailer, like 6 bucks at Wally World.

 

Somewhere on this forum there is a list of parts necessary to make your own connectors for everything. I made mine, along with the antennas. Now that it is easy to remove, I seldom take it off the bike.

 

well it takes me about a minute to pull the wires out of the speakers to disconnect. I can not imagine it could be any easier.

 

Harleyrunner,

My sled, CVO Road Glide. Which didn't come w/ a tour pak. I have added a tourpak, speakers, and side-marker leds. I usually only use it when the wife rides, or long trips. Most of the time I have the solo seat on.
Anyway, I had my wrench customized a 18 pin connecting plug and locate it on the left side of the seat. (fuse box side)
I didn't want all the excess speaker wires hanging or having to disconnect 3 different plugs and running a chance of breaking the plugs.
Also by using a 18 pin plug, I still have 2 more pins spots for adding a tour pak rack led light or led tourpak run-brake lights.
Super clean set, the plug is out of the way, and one connection and the tour pak is on and off in seconds.
Help this helps you out and good luck.

Ride Safe.

YB

 

Here is the link you guys are looking for. All the connectors are listed here.

https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...etachable.html

 

It's easy to pull the wires out and disconnect. But, once you do this like I have many, many times (I go solo to 2-up a lot), that little round ring gets pretty loose where it goes into the speaker box, and gets to be more of a headache.

Sounds like the OP would benefit from doing some splice work under the seat and disconnecting there when taking the TP off.