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[popsracing]

 

You're being very helpfull. Thank You.
Were do those speaker plugs unplug from? Are they inside the speaker boxes?

Yes the plugs are inside the rear speaker boxes...just give a little tug on the wires and the rubber grommet and plug will pull through the hole...dont pull too hard, if it seems like its stuck remove the speaker grills and speaker to access the plugs...The whole job was kind of a investigate, evaluate and apply common sense type of thing...I suppose theres a few different ways to do it but just take your time and plan your approach to each aspect of the job and its no problem.

[popsracing]

One mistake I did make was with the Deutsch plug..I wanted the male end under the seat because I purchased the dust cap for it...My thinking was male plug takes the male pins right...wrong...the male side of the plug takes the female pins and the female plug takes the male pins. I realised this after I had all the pins crimped on the wires so for now its backwards..I ordered new pins and im gonna cut, switch and recrimp so the male plug is under the seat with the dust cap...

I ordered my plugs from here.

https://www.wirecare.com/deutsch-connectors.asp?type=industrial&series=dt&contacts=12

[MWalton]

Great. You've been most helpful. If there's anything else you can think of, please let us know.
THe tip about the male and female ends really is priceless for someone that's never done this before.
I did change the bars and run the wires inside the bars on my 99' Ultra, so I have some idea what the deutsch plugs are all about as I had to disassemble and reassemble them to run the wires internally.
If you happen to have the seat off again and you can pull that plug out a bit so I can get a better look at where to cut it, that would be great.
If not no big deal.
THanks again.

[MWalton]

Might be a little bit of a challenge finding a dust plug for that.

[MWalton]

Believe it or not, I have another couple of questions pops.
In the video from Kuryakyn showing the plate install on a Street Glide or a Road Glide custom, they used the stock plate bolts. More specifically the plate mount bolt holes. On our bikes are the holes there ready to go?
Also, does the 3157 Kuryakyn plate come with the filler plate they show in the video?

[popsracing]

Believe it or not, I have another couple of questions pops.
In the video from Kuryakyn showing the plate install on a Street Glide or a Road Glide custom, they used the stock plate bolts. More specifically the plate mount bolt holes. On our bikes are the holes there ready to go?
Also, does the 3157 Kuryakyn plate come with the filler plate they show in the video?

Our turn signal brackets have a little reflector bolted to the back side...Remove the turn signal assembly from the fender and you'll see what i'm talking about...remove the reflector and bolt the license plate bracket in its place...You'll prob have to grind the corners of the new license plate bracket a little by the bolt holes, they interfere with the turn signal bracket.


Here's a thread from another member that was very helpful for me
http://www.cvoharley.com/smf/index.php?topic=98618.msg1279364#msg1279364

[MWalton]

Excellentness....
You're a good man Pops!

[popsracing]

Things to do..
#1 - Relocate Amp....Check!!

[popsracing]

Amp relocated....Check!!

[MWalton]

DId you weld that little tab on there, or is it there for some other reason?

[popsracing]

DId you weld that little tab on there, or is it there for some other reason?

No welding at all...Those tabs are the mounting locations for the filler piece between the fender and the saddle bag...I cut two pieces of 1/8" x 1" wide alum and drilled a hole in each end..Bolted them between the tabs and the filler and then bolted them to the amp...took all of 30 min and works perfect. The amp cable is just long enough to reroute and plug in.