Wiring help for 94 Softail Heritage chop

[HarryTheHump]

Hi guys,

As all of you veterans of this forum have seen and understandably scoffed at many times I am another guy who decided to chop up a 94 heritage softail and have come to the wiring stage which for some reason is far more intimidating now that I've relocated the speedo and ignition. The Clymer manual I bought has a HORRIBLE diagram and I haven't been able to find any better online. Do you folks know of any place I can buy a good, clear, simple diagram so I can finish this thing? I'd like to ride it before the weather goes to shit. I'm installing a mini Drag Specialties speedo with all the indicators built in, so I need all of the wiring. Please don't let my build die. Pretend the bike is a dog in one of those commercials that have the sad cold dogs and the heartrending music in the background that beg you for money. Only in this case I will pay for real help. Here's a few pics to give you an idea of what I've been working towards.





Thanks everyone!

[HarryTheHump]

OK, I was pretty inebriated on WV moonshine when I posted this and came off as a dickhead. Seriously, could anyone kick me in the right direction?

[Tattooo]

A Harley manual is the only way to go... It will show you every thing you need to know.... At my age I take it to Staples and have them blow it up then have them laminate it...... That way you can take a marker and trace the wires you need to use..... After that you can clean off the marks..... Hope this is what your after.... Good luck and nice looking bike......

[Sky]

Mighty good idea Tattoo!
Dry erase markers and all

Good luck Harry. Maybe you need a designated wirer

[Tattooo]

Mighty good idea Tattoo!
Dry erase markers and all

Well thank you.... I've been doing that for about 20 years...... even when I just do a rewire on a pan or what ever..... It's just easier to see and follow.... And I could still see well back then...LOL

[Ozarksbikebum]

Hey Hump;
Just got here... glad to be here. i'm in the planning/gathering phase on my '92 Flstc, I downloaded the complete Harley Service Manual online (put it on a stick) I printed it off and put the leaves in clear covers and parked it in a school book binder. Sure comes in handy, for grease penciling notes, and it doesn't get crapped up with finger prints.
I had a Panhead... only had 6 wires. JEEEEZ, can you believe the harness on the factory bikes. My advice, do one circuit at a time,wring it out, then go to the next one. For me it makes things simpler.....Good Luck