Good job Jack and Henry, Looks great and you're gonna be more visible. No doubt any extra lighting helps. Routing wiring can always be a challenge and there's always the self satisfaction of having done it yourself and saved money doing it.
I got around to doing this install today on my Road Glide Limited and your video definitely helped with making the connections under the hood, so thank you. The directions don’t seem written very well in that regard. I had no trouble fishing the wired connectors through the lower fairings. Guess I got lucky. An additional note for those wanting to install these that I don’t think I heard from any video: the directions state that these won’t work with stock front turn signals. The front turn signal lights need to be swapped out with LEDs. Fortunately, I had already done that prior. Edited to add: if I remember correctly, both you and Andrew (@Touring Midwest) mentioned that the two screws on the inside cover of the lower fairing just turned but didn’t seem to back-out. On mine, they did seem that way at first, but I just kept on turning and they did eventually come out. After having removed both screws on each side, that cover does pop out a little, granting a little more space to route that wired connector through much more easily. That might be why it wasn’t that difficult for me (literally, a couple minutes each side).
Didn't have a problem running the wire... Loosen up the inner bolts and move the plastic cover up... wire fed without problem and no chase needed. Then bring wire under vent mechanism along the inside and tuck wire in the rubber surround near the coolant hose. Run wire up the faring support and inside along speaker pod. Took maybe 5 minutes total.
We tried to do the same thing. The bolt that we were support to loosen was stripped and we were not able to move it. I think that is why we had so many issues. The other side went right on. I love these lights. Ride Safe
Thank you for the video. I could not of done the wiring to the harness with out it. My engine light comes on when I first turn the switch on. It goes out when I start the engine. Any Ideas?
As long as the check engine light does not come on when you are riding then you are good to go. I am glad that the video helped you to get your new lights wired. Ride Safe
Good job Jack and Henry, Looks great and you're gonna be more visible. No doubt any extra lighting helps. Routing wiring can always be a challenge and there's always the self satisfaction of having done it yourself and saved money doing it.
We are both always happy when its done and working. Ride Safe
Thank you for your video. It helped me install my lower fairing lights. 11:39
I an glad. These lights really make a difference. Ride Safe
Wow HDR!!! ... your RG is seriously lit up.
Thanks I like getting the front lit like the rear. Ride Safe
You’re getting close to BroncoRide bro.
Yes I can feel that with each new set of wires. Ride Safe
I got around to doing this install today on my Road Glide Limited and your video definitely helped with making the connections under the hood, so thank you. The directions don’t seem written very well in that regard. I had no trouble fishing the wired connectors through the lower fairings. Guess I got lucky. An additional note for those wanting to install these that I don’t think I heard from any video: the directions state that these won’t work with stock front turn signals. The front turn signal lights need to be swapped out with LEDs. Fortunately, I had already done that prior.
Edited to add: if I remember correctly, both you and Andrew (@Touring Midwest) mentioned that the two screws on the inside cover of the lower fairing just turned but didn’t seem to back-out. On mine, they did seem that way at first, but I just kept on turning and they did eventually come out. After having removed both screws on each side, that cover does pop out a little, granting a little more space to route that wired connector through much more easily. That might be why it wasn’t that difficult for me (literally, a couple minutes each side).
Thanks for the tips and I am glad my video helped you out. Ride Safe
Lights sure are popular now.
Yes. Ride Safe
Wow man time codes and all sorts of cool new things. Audio excellence. Of course I’ll never need those, but if I did I now know how to do it.
Maybe they need to work on some Honda lights? Ride Safe
I was buying these lights for my RGU thanks for the video
They are amazing! You will enjoy them. Ride Safe
Looks good
Thanks! Ride Safe
Those look sharp, good job guys
Thanks. Ride Safe
Didn't have a problem running the wire... Loosen up the inner bolts and move the plastic cover up... wire fed without problem and no chase needed. Then bring wire under vent mechanism along the inside and tuck wire in the rubber surround near the coolant hose. Run wire up the faring support and inside along speaker pod. Took maybe 5 minutes total.
We tried to do the same thing. The bolt that we were support to loosen was stripped and we were not able to move it. I think that is why we had so many issues. The other side went right on. I love these lights. Ride Safe
that's cool👍
Thanks! Ride Safe
Nice install!...looks great!!...stay safe...ride safe!!😎👍🤙👍🤙🇨🇦
Thanks! Ride Safe
I’ve ordered a set of Fillerz and front turn signals from CD. Looking forward to having them on the bike.
These are both great upgrades. Ride Safe
It took me about 30min. All by myself.
Yes, very easy install. Ride Safe
Looks good!
Thanks! Giving you ideas. Ride Safe
Thank you for the video. I could not of done the wiring to the harness with out it. My engine light comes on when I first turn the switch on. It goes out when I start the engine. Any Ideas?
As long as the check engine light does not come on when you are riding then you are good to go. I am glad that the video helped you to get your new lights wired. Ride Safe