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09 Ultra Battery AuxTouring Models |
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Ride: 2009 Ultra Classic
Join Date: Jun 20th, 2009
Location: Tx
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Have a new 09 ultra and have have read all the previous postings on the 4 pin aux connector under the seat. I've located mine, but it is a two pin red connector with black cap right in front of the battery as it should be. Does anyone know if the connector type changed in 09? I cant figure out how to tie into it.
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Join Date: Apr 7th, 2007
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Re: 09 Ultra Battery Aux
Hi Tollegs
I have the '07 Ultra and it has by the sound of it the same lead you discribe but in white. I hooked up a standard battery tender to it. The tender came with the same (but female) plug on it. The tender is part of the carcoon bike bubble set. |
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Ride: 2009 Ultra Classic
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Thanks HarleyHarry. Did it look like this? This is suppose to be what the dealer tells me is where i hook accessories to the "aux" rocker switch. Is your battery tender really wired this way?
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Ride: 103" 2009 Ultra Classic
Join Date: Apr 15th, 2009
Location: Rapid City, SD
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Re: 09 Ultra Battery Aux
I discovered that connector yesterday when I was wiring in my new HogTunes amp. It's just a little 2 pin connector that hooks up to a "dummy plug" like you said. I have no idea what it would be used for but it doesn't appear to be an active circuit as it sits right now. I wondered what it was for when I found it too.....
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Ride: 2010 Ultra
Join Date: Mar 30th, 2008
Location: Southington, OH
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Re: 09 Ultra Battery Aux
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Dunno what that two-connector female plug is but I'll ask someone that'll definitely know and report back. TL |
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Ride: 08 Ultra Classic
Join Date: Jun 25th, 2008
Location: Palm Bay, Fl
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Re: 09 Ultra Battery Aux
On my 08 Ultra it was waaaaaay down in there, I thought I was digging for China. To be sure hook a volt meter to it and cycle the switch with the ignition on. You should get 12 volts with the switch and ignition on.
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Ride: 07 Road King Classic
Join Date: Jun 21st, 2007
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Re: 09 Ultra Battery Aux
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Ride: 2009 Ultra Classic
Join Date: Jun 20th, 2009
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Thanks for all the info. I have dug all the way down to the engine. Unless I'm a complete moron, there just isn't any four pin connector down there. I will check with a voltmeter this afternoon, it should at least tell me if its wired to the "aux" switch or not.
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Ride: 07 Road King Classic
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Re: 09 Ultra Battery Aux
The 09 may be different, look under the side covers. They moved a few things in the new year.
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Ride: 2009 Ultra Classic
Join Date: Jun 20th, 2009
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Thanks all. Don't know what the two pin red plug is but it isn't a hot circuit. Pulled off the left cover as suggested and there is a capped off plug like the 4 pin everyone described, but it only has three pins in it. One is obviously hot and one is the ground, but it definitely isn't connected to the "aux" rocker switch. While i had the cover off, I could see around the bottom of the battery and low and behold, there was the four pin connector tucked away waaaay down there like you guys told me. Had to remove the battery to get to it, but finally found the little sucker. With the help of a volt meter, found one pin hot off ignition, one hot off of "aux" rocker, a ground and someone said the fourth pin is for brake lights (duno). Took about 5 mins to wire my zumo into the "aux" pin and ground. Couldn't have done it without all the advice. Thanks!!!
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