Aux Fog Lights on 2024 RG3

[Exile]

I have searched Google, YouTube and cannot find the answers to how to install Fog Lights. Here is the Admin notes: Lights are Denali, D2. I want to use the Harley-Davidson Auxiliary push button switch that goes on the left side (I have the switch). There are a few video for the Regular Road Glides but these bikes are wired differently than the Road Glide 3, or at least I think they are. Can anyone point me in the right direction.

 

[Gorilla]

Come on RG3 guys any help here please?

 

[pwhoever]

Would this help? Make sure to open it in YouTube to get the parts numbers.


View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oeXOG9q-7qE&t=3s&pp=2AEDkAIB

 

[pwhoever]

Oops, that may not help as it's for a Road Glide and you already mentioned the wiring is different.

 

[HDUSA1]

I’m not a RG3 guy, but did find your previous post mentioning this issue when I was trying to research it.

2024 Road Glide 3 Disappointments

I am new to trikes; I've ridden Harleys since 1995 and have owned a few. My last Harley, before this Road Glide 3, was an Ultra Classic. The reason I switched to a three-wheeler is that my back started to catch up with my military career and age. Most of my complaints, which I will list, are my...

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All the videos I found made it sound like the 2 wheel RG’s were simple to do. Make or purchase the short 4 wire wiring harness and plug in to the connector under the front frame, connect your lights to it, then enable the Aux lights in the radio console.

On the RG3, like you said previously and from online research, it sounds like they didn’t run the main harness from the power distribution under the seat to the front of the bike.

Instead, what I think I found on Harley’s website is they make you purchase this Auxiliary Power Switch kit (with 2 switches) for $149.95. It says it fits a 2024 RG3, but I would talk to your local dealer first before ordering to confirm. I think the switch you already have is probably the single AUX switch that’s designed to work on the 2 wheel bikes with CAN bus wiring and won’t work on an RG3.

Auxiliary Power Switch Kit - Fairing Mount 71400129 | Harley-Davidson USA

Find Auxiliary Power Switch Kit - Fairing Mount 71400129 at Harley-Davidson.com. Free shipping on orders $50+ and free returns.

www.harley-davidson.com

Half way down in the description under “Details” is the Installation Instructions that you can click on to open and read to give you an idea what’s involved.

I keep editing this post, but the last thing I’ll mention is the switches are limited to 2 Amps each. I noticed the Denali D2’s are rated at 1.6 Amps for the pair. You should be alright, but if you notice the switch getting hot, you’ll want to install a relay so the main power goes through it and the switch just turns the relay on & off.

 

[Old Road Dog]

I have searched Google, YouTube and cannot find the answers to how to install Fog Lights. Here is the Admin notes: Lights are Denali, D2. I want to use the Harley-Davidson Auxiliary push button switch that goes on the left side (I have the switch). There are a few video for the Regular Road Glides but these bikes are wired differently than the Road Glide 3, or at least I think they are. Can anyone point me in the right direction.

You don't have a Road Glide. You have a Road King. The connector should be on the left hand side of your tank in the caddy or hanging out of it. Search for auxiliary lights on Freewheeler ( a Roadking).

 

[HDUSA1]

If that’s what you are working with, it was covered well here:

PASSING LIGHT CONNECTOR

Hi all i have a new 2022 free wheeler and would like to add passing lights i have the brackets and lights ..my question is there a connector inside the headlamp bucket to tap into like the road kings have thanks bob

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[HDUSA1]

I think this is NJTony’s thread pigfoot63 was referring to in the above link. Lots of good info between the two!

Did You Know the Road King Passing lamp bars Fit

Well , Kind of , The original plan was to rewire the Passing lamps and turn signal lights on the bar. I bought a 2008 Road King Passing Lamp Bar from Marketplace to rebuild and use on the Freewheeler. I wanted to use the turn signal lights on the bar but, they hang down in front of the...

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Old Road Dog, thanks for keeping me in line.