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these part numbers are confusing

ninja walker

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So I grabbed an aux switch kit (part # 71400105) from the dealer for my 2014 Electra glide but it keeps blowing fuses. they said I needed part # 71400106 instead and won't take the first one back since it's been about 2 weeks already. i told them that they advised me that this is the correct one.

Anyone knows what the difference is between these two aux switch kits? Don't wanna buy another one if I don't have to! Thanks!
 
So I grabbed an aux switch kit (part # 71400105) from the dealer for my 2014 Electra glide but it keeps blowing fuses. they said I needed part # 71400106 instead and won't take the first one back since it's been about 2 weeks already. i told them that they advised me that this is the correct one.

Anyone knows what the difference is between these two aux switch kits? Don't wanna buy another one if I don't have to! Thanks!
Okay, that's a frustrating situation with the dealer! It sounds like they might have given you the wrong info to begin with.

so, the 71400105 kit is likely for Road Glide and Street Glide models, while the 71400106 kit is likely for Electra Glide models. They probably have different wiring for the specific bike. That's why you're blowing fuses with the wrong one.
 
The difference is that part #71400106 is likely designed to handle higher electrical loads or different wiring configurations, preventing fuse blows. Unfortunately, if it's been two weeks, returning #71400105 might be tricky
 
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