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[jmanderson6]

Hey guys i just ordered the street glide cvo fender for my bike, has anyone done this conversion? i want to make my tourpak removable so i needed todo something about my turn signals on my 2016, and not a fan of the bag lights. i scored a 50% off coupon from a local harley store for doing a fundraiser ride so that saved me 500 on kit.

[GregKhougaz]

Look here:  Converting tour pack to Quick Detach

[jmanderson6]

thanks but the 2015 comes with turn signals on the fender whereas the 2016 do not. and from what i am told by the dealer is the mounting is different on the 15's to the 16's fender.so i count just buy the light for a 15 and put it on my 16. that forum is for a 15. i am putting the street glide cvo fender on my bike. i like the look of the taillights better anyways. was wondering what kind od electrical mess i might be getting into

[65panfl]

The cvo tail lights do all three functions, brake & tail lights as well as turn signals

[jmanderson6]

on the 2016 road glide ultra CVO the light on the rear fender only acts as a run/brake no directional functions.

[65panfl]

The CVO street glide tail lights do run/brake/turn

[OBB]

on the 2016 road glide ultra CVO the light on the rear fender only acts as a run/brake no directional functions.

I'm thinking you'll plug it into your Tourpack harness to get all three functions.

[2014WtGld]

I did it on my 15 and it was plug and play with the fender harness. But as OBB stated you will probably have to tap the tour pak harness to get your turn signals on the 16. I would suggest taping into it just ahead of the plug so that it doesn't affect the plug and unplug of your tour pak. That's how I did my speaker lids so that when I plug my tour pak in I have 6 speakers then.

[Jbbrown73]

Starting in 2015 the CVO Ultras are can-bus systems I believe. That's a whole new can of worms when it comes to modifying any wiring.

[2014WtGld]

Can bus wiring isn't rocket science. 12v to one side of the bulb and ground to the other still. There may be a module that recognizes current draw and adjusts for such instead of a flasher relay. But the end results are the same.