Rear light bar and license plate light...help
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Rear light bar and license plate light...help
I recently purchased the rear light bar and license plate assembly with Lens HDI (p/n #69378-09). The only thing that came in the light assembly box was the part in the pictures...no lens, screws, or instructions. For those with the license plate below the rear light bar is there some sort of lens cover? Do I need to contact the dealer to fix the problem? Or am I just not getting it? Seems to me that you would want to cover the light to protect it and have a lens to disperse it properly!
Also I have no rear fender tip light and was told I could use the connector for the license plate light. The service manual lists the connector as (45). Which is a TYCO 070 Multilock unsealed connector with three places. Where is the best place to purchase this...does the dealer stock this?
Thanks for all the help,
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Also I have no rear fender tip light and was told I could use the connector for the license plate light. The service manual lists the connector as (45). Which is a TYCO 070 Multilock unsealed connector with three places. Where is the best place to purchase this...does the dealer stock this?
Thanks for all the help,
A
#2
What you have is the complete Light assembly and lens for the Turn Signal bar used on the Road King.
It mounts to the bottom of the Turn signal bar, above the License plate.
It does not come with instructions or screws (HD part 2482). The lens is just the clear cover over the LEDs. You will need three 3 pin Housing Socket (73153-96BK) to plug into the tail light. You will use only two wires. Just be sure to get the polarity correct. The lights are LED and are polarity sensitive.
It mounts to the bottom of the Turn signal bar, above the License plate.
It does not come with instructions or screws (HD part 2482). The lens is just the clear cover over the LEDs. You will need three 3 pin Housing Socket (73153-96BK) to plug into the tail light. You will use only two wires. Just be sure to get the polarity correct. The lights are LED and are polarity sensitive.
Last edited by Ultra89Rider; 10-27-2011 at 01:45 PM.
#3
Thanks...
I picked up the part (for the connection) and also got a good look at the way it was mounted on one of the bikes in the dealership. I have the correct measurements for the mounting screws...they wanted $11 for one, so I'll hit the local hardware store and see what I can do!
Thanks again!!!
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Thanks again!!!
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#4
What you have is the complete Light assembly and lens for the Turn Signal bar used on the Road King.
It mounts to the bottom of the Turn signal bar, above the License plate.
It does not come with instructions or screws (HD part 2482). The lens is just the clear cover over the LEDs. You will need three 3 pin Housing Socket (73153-96BK) to plug into the tail light. You will use only two wires. Just be sure to get the polarity correct. The lights are LED and are polarity sensitive.
It mounts to the bottom of the Turn signal bar, above the License plate.
It does not come with instructions or screws (HD part 2482). The lens is just the clear cover over the LEDs. You will need three 3 pin Housing Socket (73153-96BK) to plug into the tail light. You will use only two wires. Just be sure to get the polarity correct. The lights are LED and are polarity sensitive.
#5
I got a PM asking what I found and did, so I shared and thought an update might help others, here's what I found and did ................
The wires go up (yellow circuit board side) and fed through fender hole up to the tail light.
The black side with the HDI lights showing on the outer edge gets mounted down to illuminate the plate.
Both wires on the light are black. It doesn't matter which you use for + per the repair manual, but the other has to be mounted to ground.
The fender tip light connector is upper left behind the tail light lens with 2 wires. I cut the connector wires off about 1 1/2" back from the connector. Using electrical crimp pliers I put a red male connector for each single wire on each lead out of the fender tip light connector. I used blue female connectors to marry the fender tip and plate light leads. The blues allow room for 2 wires.
Fitted the male/female connectors together, and taped each connection with electrical tape. So far so good ............
The wires go up (yellow circuit board side) and fed through fender hole up to the tail light.
The black side with the HDI lights showing on the outer edge gets mounted down to illuminate the plate.
Both wires on the light are black. It doesn't matter which you use for + per the repair manual, but the other has to be mounted to ground.
The fender tip light connector is upper left behind the tail light lens with 2 wires. I cut the connector wires off about 1 1/2" back from the connector. Using electrical crimp pliers I put a red male connector for each single wire on each lead out of the fender tip light connector. I used blue female connectors to marry the fender tip and plate light leads. The blues allow room for 2 wires.
Fitted the male/female connectors together, and taped each connection with electrical tape. So far so good ............
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