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[NH Bulldog]

I am adding LED's to the new bike.  I have already installed the fairing ACC switch in the middle location next to the factory AUX light switch, and it controls the auxiliary power connector (black) under the left side cover just above the ECM connector (gray) and just below the battery tender plug.  The issue I am having is that I cannot find any kind of mating connector for this that would allow me to simply plug in and have bare wires to connect to the LED's.  I know that it is a 4-pin Molex plug (only 2 pins are in place)  and not a Deustch plug.  I cannot find any wiring kits that would connect to this plug (plenty of kits for up to 2016, but nothing for 2017).  The only thing that comes close is an HD wiring upgrade kit that connects to an un-switched connector under the right side cover.  I am getting ready to snip the damn connector off and solder in my own leads, but was really hoping to leave it plug and play.  Any thoughts or ideas?     

[King Glide]

Figure out what half of the connector you need to match what's already there and order that half of the connector, assemble it and plug it in. It's very easy to do and the guy at the parts counter will happily order it for you. Buy some wire at a local auto parts and make your own wire harness.

[pvanwagner]

Is it a Molex 4 Pin Connector?  I'm at work and not near my bike.  A quick google of Amazon produces this for $12.91.  They can have it at your door overnight for a fee or two days for free shipping (Prime).

https://www.amazon.com/Molex-4-Pin-Connector-0-093-quot/dp/B0009WBHLK

[NH Bulldog]

The connector is a Molex, but it is one of the "special" ones.  I ended up finding the part number on their website by reading all the spec sheets and measurements.  Ordered online from an electronics supplier and had it in two days.  It did not come with pins, but I already had those.  Wired it up and it is good to go!

[NH Bulldog]

This is what the one on the bike looks like:

[bigchuck]

The connector is a Molex, but it is one of the "special" ones.  I ended up finding the part number on their website by reading all the spec sheets and measurements.  Ordered online from an electronics supplier and had it in two days.  It did not come with pins, but I already had those.  Wired it up and it is good to go!

Maybe post part number and supplier on here for future reference incase others want to make same modifications

[NH Bulldog]

I purchased from Mouser Electronics at www.mouser.com  The Molex part number is 33472-4001 and the Mouser catalog number is 538-33472-4001