wiring for a trailer

[Gary Klop]

I have an 87 1st gen. I am trying to wire my bike for a trailer which is a 4 wire trailer. By the battery is my fuse box with brown, blue, red/white

> wires. then there is another bundle of wiring that is all grouped

> together very tightly. In this group there is white, yellow, pink, blue, brown with a

> red line and a couple double colored wires. They are sort of tight

> together. Are these the wires I need to splice into for this?--I am trying to wire in a modulite power module. Is there an easier place to splice into near the battery area where there is more room? Thanks for any and all help

[Marcarl]

I wired my trailer from the back where I could get at the harness, under the trunk area. I glued my modulite inside the back rail and then taped the wires together and run them down the little pipe that holds the fender at the bottom.

Hope this helps.

Carl

[ctraylor]

I removed the seat and wired in on the back harness. It is easy access under the seat. Instead of buying the adapter, I found it cheaper to buy 2 amber lights from Wal Mart and add the signals on the trailer and then you can just wire into the existing circuit. I used a 5 wire plug on the bike and trailer. I ran the tail lights through a toggle switch so I don't have to run them during the day. Only the brake lights and signals work until I turn on the tail lights.