Wiring Tour Pack Tail lights

[atomsplitter]

Depending on what you're trying to accomplish I hooked up my trailer pig-tail to the loom at the light itself using self-tapping connectors. That way I was sure to get the lights properly sequenced. If you have a plug-and-play set-up then you'll need the loom under the right side cover.

 

[atomsplitter]

Yes, especially if you have your son-in-law handy. The tail assembly wiring is available in the manual (color coded) and the wires are accessed at the tail light housing. The wires are the colors specified in the schematic going into the asembly (so you know left turn from brake light etc.), just peel some tape back and you can access the wiring. Son-in-law had it wired up in 5 minutes, taped up in 3 more minutes, tested it and viola! Just use the coding to ensure you hook the tail lamp and brake lamps properly and you should be set. If you run into problems just call my son-in-law. :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[rainman]

Posted: Sat Jul 18, 2009 7:07 pm Post subject: hooked lights on trunk

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found the plug i needed to wire sweettennbabes lights up without splicing any wires found the tail light & brake plug off of a triumph 955 same plug so i was able to make my own wiring harness without splicing any original wires will post some pix later

 

[rainman]

hope this helps you out

 

[rainman]

ok ill help the best i can

 

[rainman]

i got another plug to fit as i stated before a triumph 955 has the same plug asr3t for the tailights and brake light what i did was plug the 2 ends to the plugs on the bike and made my own wiring harness from there that way if i have any electcal problems i can unplug the lights for the trunk and rehook the original plugs while the bike is still under warranty and no one will be the wiser if you still need help pm me and i will give you my phone# and maybe be able to explain to you better