OverHillAndDale
Member
I sure hope one of you is a LOT smarter than me.
I installed the hitch and wiring module a week or 2 ago and it worked fine. No trailer, but I used a circuit tester to show there was voltage in the right places at the right time on the connector.
Yesterday I was wiring up a pigtail for a trailer, and I must have shorted out a circuit on the hitch wiring. Long story short, the bike works fine, all its lights work but there is NO power at the hitch connector now. I went through all of the fuses and they're all good. I dug down to the hitch connectors under the seat and everything is still solidly seated.
I thought the module was supposed to insulate the bike's electronics from the trailer hitch wiring but mine is belly up at the moment. So...
- Is there an invisible secret fuse I need to dig to?
- Is there a magic reset button I need to find?
- Do I need to repurchase a new hitch module? ($250 for the module, $500,000 for the divorce)
Thanks in advance - you guys usually know what idiots like me did wrong. Or, at least you're dependable for laughing at me.
I installed the hitch and wiring module a week or 2 ago and it worked fine. No trailer, but I used a circuit tester to show there was voltage in the right places at the right time on the connector.
Yesterday I was wiring up a pigtail for a trailer, and I must have shorted out a circuit on the hitch wiring. Long story short, the bike works fine, all its lights work but there is NO power at the hitch connector now. I went through all of the fuses and they're all good. I dug down to the hitch connectors under the seat and everything is still solidly seated.
I thought the module was supposed to insulate the bike's electronics from the trailer hitch wiring but mine is belly up at the moment. So...
- Is there an invisible secret fuse I need to dig to?
- Is there a magic reset button I need to find?
- Do I need to repurchase a new hitch module? ($250 for the module, $500,000 for the divorce)
Thanks in advance - you guys usually know what idiots like me did wrong. Or, at least you're dependable for laughing at me.