HDWH2 & HDWH4
Wire Harness Installation
HDWH2 Fit Guide
- 1998-2013 (Ultra Classic, Electra Glide, Street Glide, and Tri Glide)
Bracket fits- 1998-2013 (Road Glide and Road Glide Ultra)
Not for CVO Models
Contents:
1.
MTX Wiring Harness- Includes all connectors for connecting to
MTX MUD amplifier and speakers.
2.
Hook and loop fastener
Pad
3.
Speaker Adaptor Rings-2
Installation Tools:
Wrenches/Sockets-
7
⁄
16
"
,
3
⁄
8
"
,
1
⁄
2
"
, 10mm
Torx Driver- T10, T25, T40
#2 Phillips Screw Driver
“Wiring Diagram”- shows the overall wire harness attached to the MUD amp and
battery in the bike.
Installation:
Please note if you are unsure about disassembling your motorcycle please have
this installed by a qualified technician.
ULTRA CLASSIC, ELECTRA GLIDE, STREET GLIDE AND TRI GLIDE INSTALLATIONS
Please go to page 3 for Road Glide and Road Glide Ultra installation.
First Step - Remove the Fairing
A- Remove the top bolts on the bottom of the windshield. After the bolts are
removed, carefully remove the windshield.
B- Remove the screws on the bottom sides of the fairing. This will allow the
fairing to be removed.
C- Pull the fairing forward and up slightly, the harness connecting the headlight
will need to be removed to completely pull the fairing away from the bike.
a. Be careful to not bump the fairing against the signal lights or other
installed lights connected to the front fork. A sock or other fabric can
be used to protect the side lights during fairing removal.
Second Step - Remove Existing Speakers
A- Pull the speaker wire connectors from the speakers, take care to pull them
from the plastic connector and not the wires so that the stock wire harness
is not damaged.
B- Use a Torx driver to loosen the 4 screws holding on the stock speakers.
C- Keep track of which wires go to the clutch and brake side speakers.
D- The speaker grill assembly needs to be removed from the stock speaker,
make sure to keep it in a safe place or remember its orientation. This will be
important for mounting the new speakers in place.
Clutch
Brake
