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Shovel guys always seem to be looking for wiring diagrams as we battle gremlins.
FSG has compiled a collection for all years at the link below.  We owe him big.

http://harleytechtalk.com/htt/index.php/topic,16691.0.html

Thank's VERY helpful, don't know what I would do without you guy's
Thank's again Griff.

clymer publishers the service and repair manual with all the wiring diagrams in the back for all fx-flh shovels i got mine from a book shop years ago for my 81 fx

look on ebay item 91770 its what u need

Hey Fellas,
I'm getting ready to work on the wiring harness of my bike, a 1979 FL (I'll be modifying my bike to utilise twin cam era hand controls).  I have the service manual diagram, but my eyes start to blur over trying to trace the wires.

I exported the diagram and overlaid the actual color of the wires. I also made a diagram to help me keep straight the wiring on the terminal block:







Maybe this will be helpful to somebody else.
 

Quote from: 2017FLHTK on July 23, 2020, 04:24:04 PM
Hey Fellas,
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Maybe this will be helpful to somebody else.

   

Wow, great job! This is really nice. I put the TC controls on my evo softail, and you should see my documentation. Or, maybe you shouldn't! Definitely going to file this info away.

thanks,
JW

Nice work.   

Heres a 1980-1982 FXE wiring diagram that I downloaded off a Facebook group.

Anyone have a diagram of the terminal block on a 1980 FXWG?

Quote from: Skooterbumm on April 20, 2022, 10:35:23 AMAnyone have a diagram of the terminal block on a 1980 FXWG?

Quote from: 2017FLHTK on July 23, 2020, 04:24:04 PMHey Fellas,
I'm getting ready to work on the wiring harness of my bike, a 1979 FL (I'll be modifying my bike to utilise twin cam era hand controls).  I have the service manual diagram, but my eyes start to blur over trying to trace the wires.

I exported the diagram and overlaid the actual color of the wires. I also made a diagram to help me keep straight the wiring on the terminal block:







Maybe this will be helpful to somebody else.
 

Hooooooraaaaaaah!!!

This post has been hanging around for a couple years here....   I found it by accident last night when I had spent about four hours trying to figure out the terminal block on my 80 FLHS...   all I had was a fuzzy cellie pic... I emailed this attachment to myself, then went over to Staples and emailed it to their printing service  Then I gave the lady at the Staples desk a code number, and 8 bucks, and they printed me off a 24" by 36" print of the above chart!   EVERYTHING i needed to know , wrapped up in an awesome post from you guys!!!!Thank you , Thank you, Thank you!!!!

Pics when I get my FLHS on the road!!   

It's a whole new day when someone switches-on a light in a dark, windowless room, isn't it?

And the guys on here are super-duper at light switches. Glad to hear you now have your lights-on.

That compilation has saved my (and other) arse on the road many times. I carry a copy of the relevant drawing in all my bikes and have printed one for folks on the road. Thanks FSG.

How do I access this info. When I click on the link it says it is not accessible, missing or off limits. Thanks. Mack

Quote from: macksan on March 08, 2025, 08:08:13 PMHow do I access this info. When I click on the link it says it is not accessible, missing or off limits. Thanks. Mack

Access to the many document files on the HTT site is dependent on your member status.  You must be a site supporter. 

Go to the home page and read the first post about being a site supporter and the benefits. There are several benefits like no ads and full access to many things like documents and calculators.  You will also be supporting the private server the site uses and obvious protection all enjoy through active auto virus monitoring. 

All site supporters openly declare it's a great deal for what you have access to.

Yup, what kd said. Not a lot of money for a whole lot of info.