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Well, electricity is electricity and wiring circuits are wiring circuits. I do not have a 2002 fxdl electrical service manual either so cannot help there. On a 2003 the white wire goes from the headlight to four pin connector 38B and from there to four pin main harness connector 38A pin 2 and from there to connector 20A pin 4 and from there to (fxdl only) connector 21A pin 2 to connector 21B pin 2 to high beam indicator light which has BK wire ground going to 21 B pin 6 to 21B pin 6 after which it joins other BK ground wires to speedo and to 20B pin 12 and then to 20A pin 12 to TS/TSM pin 12 (ground)

POWER from ignition switch into lighting 15 amp fuse by connector 38 pin C R/BK and out from fuse by BE to connector 24A pin3 and out connector 24B pin 3 BE into handlebar switch then out from handlebar hi/lo switch into connector 24A pin 4 W and then out from 24B pin 4 W to connector 20A pin 4 W (which joins to speedo connector 20B W and also goes to connector 38A pin 2 W which goes to 38B W pin 2 to the headlight high beam element on the right side pin with the low beam element connection on the left side (on the wiring diagram) (Ground wire is also on the (diagram) right side and goes also to HDI position lamp is on the bike and HDI position light power is from connector 38B pin 1 O/W etc.


Connector 20 is a 12 place Multilock is console gauges connector located under the console on fxdl

Connector 21 is a 10 place Multilock console gauges connector located under the console on fxdl

Connector 24 is a 6 place Deutsch left hand controls and horn connector located on the frame backbone

Connector 38 is a 4 place Multilock headlamp connector located on the frame backbone

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on a 99 2.0 model you will have 2 diagnostic ports. both of them will be the fiat 3 pin type.

to connect the 3 pin fiat connector to a 16 pin obd2 connector you need 4 lengths of wire. use 3 lengths of wire to connect the 3 pin connector to the obd connector. also use 1 length of wire for power to the obd connector.

on the 16 pin obd2 connector use the following pins
4- chassis ground (connect to ground on 3 pin connector, or any good chassis earth)
5- signal ground (connect to black wire pin on 3 pin connector)
7- k line (connect to white wire pin on 3 pin connector)
16- 12vDC (connect to battery positive terminal)

Use a multimeter to find the two feeds and then a 9v pp3 battery to check the speakers it thats simple .

Front or rear signals and brake??

Here is rear lighting for a start. Post a comment if you need front.

2002 DYNA ALL incl FXDWG

Connector 7 is under the seat. It is the main harness to tail lite connector. The wires from main connector are:
2002 All DOM and INT Including FXDWG

Connector 7 pin 1 goes to tail lite 94 connector pin 2 = BW

pin 2 goes to 94 pin 1 = O/W

pin 3 goes to 94 pin 5 = V

pin 4 goes nowhere = empty

pin 5 goes to 94 pin 6 = BK

pin 6 goes to 94 pin 4 = R/Y

pin 7 goes to 94 pin 3 = BE
pin 8 goes nowhere = empty

Connectors 93, 94, 18, 19 are all in the tail lite assembly.
19 = Rt Turn pin 1 = V/BN pin 2 = BK
18 = Lt Turn pin 1 = V/BN pin 2 = BK

93 = Brake and running lites pin 1 = BE = Dom running pin 2 = O/W = HDI running pin 3 = R/Y = Brake pin 4 = BK = ground

2008 TOURING is the same as 2002 DYNA and also has connector 45 in tail lite assembly where pin 1 = BK; pin 2 = Empty; Pin 3 = BK = licence plate lamp


Horn has 2 wires BK = ground going to main harness and Y/BK going to pin 6 of connector [2A] which is Main to interconnect harness 12-place Molex (gray) Inner fairing - leftt radio support bracket


You need What brake system front or rear??

Front signals from [31] pin one = BK = RT turn; pin 2 = BN = Rt Turn; pin 3 = BE = DOM running lite; pin 4 = BE = DOM running lite; pin 5 = V = Lt turn; pin 6 = BK = LT turn

[32] = pin one = BK; pin 2 = O/W = DOM Front Fender Tip Lite

[73] = 1 = GY/BK = Rt Aux lamp gnd; pin 2 = GY/BK = Lt Aux lamp Grnd

Fuse 16 (15 Amp) in the Power Distribution center (PDC)
powers circuit M1, (20 gauge, pink) which goes from the PDC
to splice S135.
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From S135 it goes to pin 25 of the Transmission Control Module,
pin 1 of the Underhood Lamp/Mercury Switch and to pin 12 of
Connector 1 in the Junction Block.

At the junction block, it feeds
Connector 3 pin 3, Connector 4 pin S18, and Connector 7 pin 4.

From Junction Block Connector 7 pin 4 it goes through Connector
C314 and powers the Cargo Lamp.

From Junction Block Connector 4 pin S18 it goes through splice S214 and connector
C208 to power the left courtesy lamp. From S214 it also goes to
Connector C1 pin 9 in the instrument cluster, through connector
C207 to the right courtesy lamp, and to connector C2 pin 7 at
the radio.

From Junction Block connector C3 pin 3 it goes to splice S361, where it then feeds
the right visor/vanity lamp and to splice S347 where it splits off and feeds
the overhead module, the left visor/vanity lamp, compass (If equipped) and
the dome lamp.

Most motherboards now have a 24-pin power supply connector. If you haven't already found a diagram showing the pinouts of the 20- and 24-pin power plugs, here's one borrowed from a handy site:



The two plugs are essentially the same, but the 24-pin version duplicates some voltages on the extra pins. The extra pins in the larger connector were meant to provide extra current paths for voltages that see heavy loads from newer processors and motherboard circuitry. Depending on how a motherboard is designed, it might work with a 20-pin plug connected (leaving pins 11, 12, 23 and 24 empty). But typically if the board has a 24-pin connector it needs the 24-pin power supply plug.

Most power supplies have a 20-pin plug with a separate 4-pin section that fastens to it for connection to a 24-pin mobo connector. It typically has one side designed to slide onto the end of the 20-pin plug, essentially turning it into the 24-pin version. This added plug does not have a retaining clamp on its side, so you can tell it from the the 4-pin CPU power plug. The wire colors are also different. For reference, here is the processor power plug, from the same website:


New motherboard specs call for the separate processor power connector for the same reason the extra pins were added to the power supply connector: to handle the high currents needed by increasingly faster CPUs.

When the motherboard has these connectors, you need to use them all to get everything working. Hope this helps. Thanks to smspowersupply.com for the diagrams, and thank you for using Fixya.

Connector 7 is under the seat. It is the main harness to tail lite connector. The wires from main connector are:
2002 All DOM and INT Including FXDWG

Connector 7 pin 1 goes to tail lite 94 connector pin 2 = BW

pin 2 goes to 94 pin 1 = O/W

pin 3 goes to 94 pin 5 = V

pin 4 goes nowhere = empty

pin 5 goes to 94 pin 6 = BK

pin 6 goes to 94 pin 4 = R/Y

pin 7 goes to 94 pin 3 = BE
pin 8 goes nowhere = empty

Connectors 93, 94, 18, 19 are all in the tail lite assembly.
19 = Rt Turn pin 1 = V/BN pin 2 = BK
18 = Lt Turn pin 1 = V/BN pin 2 = BK

93 = Brake and running lites pin 1 = BE = Dom running pin 2 = O/W = HDI running pin 3 = R/Y = Brake pin 4 = BK = ground

No, it does not.
Check the specs of your desktop PC here:

Ports and Connectors
Externally accessible:
Serial
9-pin connector; 16550C-compatible
Parallel
25-hole connector (bidirectional)
Video
15-hole connector
Keyboard
6-pin mini-DIN connector
Mouse
6-pin mini-DIN connector
USB
two front-panel and four back-panel USB 2.0–compliant connectors
Network
RJ-45 connector
Audio
three back miniature connectors for line-in, line-out, and microphone
Headphone
one front miniature connector for line-out

Ports and Connectors
Externally accessible:
Serial
9-pin connector; 16550C-compatible
Parallel
25-hole connector (bidirectional)
Video
15-hole connector
Keyboard
6-pin mini-DIN connector
Mouse
6-pin mini-DIN connector
USB
two front-panel and four back-panel USB 2.0–compliant connectors
Network
RJ-45 connector
Audio
three back miniature connectors for line-in, line-out, and microphone
Headphone
one front miniature connector for line-out
http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/dim2350/specs.htm#1107078

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