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[fattieboy]

has anyone gotten the boom xm work with the ipod on 2011 sesg? i see the nim has xm,  I have the boom from my 09 and want it on my 2011 sesg. i have the70169-06 overlay. seems like the 2009 had 30 pin  and the 2011 has a 23 pin is this correct?  any help would be great.

[mjb765]

has anyone gotten the boom xm work with the ipod on 2011 sesg? i see the nim has xm,  I have the boom from my 09 and want it on my 2011 sesg. i have the70169-06 overlay. seems like the 2009 had 30 pin  and the 2011 has a 23 pin is this correct?  any help would be great.

Got these from Carl (Harleypingman) who has been A LOT of help with making all of this work. Haven't done it yet, but I think other people have. This makes an additional harness to get the XM module to work. The 2nd post is the instructions.

[mjb765]

Instructions

Thanks again Carl......

[Harleypingman]

Unless you plan to add more accessories to the SESG2 that require the non-Ultra overlay harness, go with the wiring diagram and instructions posted above by mjb765; much less wiring (the NUOH takes up a lot of room inside the fairing, and less cost).

The notation in the lower left corner of the wiring diagram referring to the 35 wire connector is connector 28 in the wiring diagrams.  You already have one on the SESG2 for the Ipod interface module.

Good luck with your project.  Let us know how it works.

Carl

[fattieboy]

I have the 12 pin  female connector from my overlay.  i am not sure what the "terminate with pn 72381-98(x3) means. can you piggyback the few wires on to the ipod side of the connector 275 (274 on my drawing). Also not clear on why my manual says 274 and this drawing shows 275.  I was told it would work by a dealer in illinois, by making a "y" so i will try it.  thanks carl I MISS MY XM  SO BAD.

[Harleypingman]

I have the 12 pin  female connector from my overlay.  i am not sure what the "terminate with pn 72381-98(x3) means. can you piggyback the few wires on to the ipod side of the connector 275 (274 on my drawing). Also not clear on why my manual says 274 and this drawing shows 275.  I was told it would work by a dealer in illinois, by making a "y" so i will try it.  thanks carl I MISS MY XM  SO BAD.

The "terminate" refers to adding the sockets to the three wires that will go into connector 28.

Carl

[Harleypingman]

has anyone gotten the boom xm work with the ipod on 2011 sesg? i see the nim has xm,  I have the boom from my 09 and want it on my 2011 sesg. i have the70169-06 overlay. seems like the 2009 had 30 pin  and the 2011 has a 23 pin is this correct?  any help would be great.

I haven't checked the connector number difference:  275/274.  The HK has two large connections on the back:  23 pinouts, and 35 pinouts.  

Let us know how your project turns out.  

Carl

[fattieboy]

Thanks   I now have ipod and xm working.. I used the drawing above with the connector from the ultra over lay  works like a champ    woo hoo

[Harleypingman]

Congratulations!!!  Nice to hear you got the XM to work on a bike HD says "won't fit" and put to use a $500 XM module and $129 harness. 

[08HDelectra]

 I am having a hard time with a 08 HD electra Glide classic, it won't start I disarm the alarm, and turn it over, as soon as I touch the handel the lights blink, and it won't catch, doesn't seem to be sparking?

    Do you have starting and alarm wiring info/ diagrams?

[pweber6]

I need some Help understaning how to add the NIM to the 2011 CVO street glide to integrate my GPS.   There are many great posts.   It was stated the "Y" harness developed XM could be modified for the NIM.   After reading I still have a couple of questions.  I've enclosed a picture since a picture is worth a thousand words.   Any experts out there that can help.

[Mr John DEUFF]

Is the audio wiring diagram of the FLHTCUSE2 different? I have been looking for it but I couldn't find it. If someone got it or knows where to find it I will appreciate!

[Ticitme]

I need some Help understaning how to add the NIM to the 2011 CVO street glide to integrate my GPS.   There are many great posts.   It was stated the "Y" harness developed XM could be modified for the NIM.   After reading I still have a couple of questions.  I've enclosed a picture since a picture is worth a thousand words.   Any experts out there that can help.

red/blue to cavity 4 and black/blue to cavity 27 of the 35 pin connector. The tan/red, tan/blue, and the violet/gray are already plugged in to the connector due to the Ipod. That should be it as long as you already tapped the power, ground, the two can buss wires

[Harleypingman]

I need some Help understaning how to add the NIM to the 2011 CVO street glide to integrate my GPS.   There are many great posts.   It was stated the "Y" harness developed XM could be modified for the NIM.   After reading I still have a couple of questions.  I've enclosed a picture since a picture is worth a thousand words.   Any experts out there that can help.

ticitme provided the correct information.  If you check the wiring diagram for the FLTRUSE in the first post of this thread, you'll see the wire assignments in the 35 wire connector into which you are inserting wires into chambers 4 and 27 for the NIM audio.  All you are doing is replicating the OEM wiring to the HK head unit for using the Ipod and NIM modules.  The head unit in your bike is the same as that in the FLTRUSE, so the wiring to the HK for using these modules is the same.  The difference is that HD provided the wiring in a harness on the FLTRUSE and you are fabbing a harness to acomplish the same electrical connections to the HK head unit.

Let us know how your project turns out.

Carl

[pweber6]

Done & it works.   Thanks for the help from those who posted.   This is the wiring diagram used to install the NIM into my 2011 CVO Street Glide (FLHXSE2) to work with the Road Tech GPS 660.  The GPS voice commands plays through my speakers and when listening to my IPOD, the IPOD will mute for the GPS voice command and then go back to the IPOD.