PrecisionPower Vented Lower Fairing Installation Instructions

Model Compatibility

This guide covers installation for the following PrecisionPower models:

• HD13.LVF: For 1998-2013 Harley Davidson Touring Motorcycles (See pages 2-3 for installation)
• HD14.LVF: For 2014+ Harley Davidson Touring Motorcycles (See pages 4-5 for installation)

Speaker installation details are covered on page 6.

Installation of Lower Vented Fairing - HD13.LVF (1998-2013 Model Years)

1. Remove and open the lower fairings from the box. Set the fairings on a flat & clean surface, protecting the paint from damage.

   Visual Aid: Image shows the lower fairing components laid out on a clean surface.

2. Using a ratchet with a 10mm socket on an extension, remove the two bolts from inside the speaker pod to release the crash bar cover. Set the crash bar covers & bolts aside.

   Tip: Access to these two bolts is tight. Use a ¼” drive ratchet, extension & deep socket if available.

   Visual Aid: Diagram illustrates locating and removing two bolts from the speaker pod area using a ratchet and extension.

3. Flip the fairings over and remove the three Phillips screws to release the speaker pod. Set the speaker pods & screws aside.

   Tip: Use a long shank Phillips head screwdriver with magnetic tip for easier access and removal of these screws.

   Visual Aid: Image shows the speaker pod being detached from the fairing using Phillips screws.

4. Thread the speaker wire included with this kit through a hole in the sidewall of the lower fairing, located near the crash bar channel. Insert the speaker wire terminals first, pulling about 6" of speaker wire into the fairing. Insert one side of the rubber grommet through the hole into the fairing.

   Tip: Use a small/mini flathead screwdriver to press one side of the rubber grommet through the fairing sidewall.

   Visual Aid: Diagram shows speaker wire being routed through a grommet in the fairing sidewall.

5. Thread the speaker wire through a hole in the back of the speaker pod removed in step #3. Leave about 3" of speaker wire inside the speaker pod, and 3" between speaker pod and the lower fairing.

   Tip: Insert one speaker terminal at a time through the hole in the speaker pod. If the hole is too small, use a ¼” drill bit & cordless drill to enlarge the hole.

   Visual Aid: Image shows speaker wire being threaded into the back of the speaker pod.

6. Hold the speaker pod and fairing together and flip the assembly over, aligning the screw holes of the speaker pod to the lower fairing. Reattach the speaker pod to the lower fairing using the three Phillips screws removed in step 3. Set the complete speaker pod & lower fairing assembly aside.

   Visual Aid: Diagram illustrates aligning the speaker pod with the fairing and reattaching it with screws.

7. Remove the lower crash bar clamps included with this kit and install one around the lower portion of each crash bar. The flat end of the clamp should be up, and pointing toward the foot pedals.

   Visual Aid: Image shows the lower crash bar clamp being positioned around the crash bar, with the flat end oriented upwards.

8. With one hand, hold the lower fairing assembly in place to the crash bar, aligning the upper portion of the crash bar into the crash bar channel of the lower fairing. With another hand, join the crash bar cover removed in #2 to the lower fairing.

   Visual Aid: Diagram shows the lower fairing assembly being aligned with the motorcycle's crash bar.

9. With your third & fourth hands (or a helper), reattach the crash bar cover to the lower fairing using a ratchet & 10mm socket on an extension with the bolts removed in step 2. Secure only hand tight so final adjustments can be made later.

   Visual Aid: Image shows the crash bar cover being reattached with bolts.

10. Align the screw hole of the lower crash bar clamp to the hole in the bottom of the lower fairing. Push a lower crash bar clamp hex bolt with washer included in the kit through the hole in the lower portion of the fairing and through the holes of the lower crash bar clamp installed in step 7.

    Tip: The crash bar clamp is an exact fit to the crash bar. Holding the clamp together by hand might be difficult. Use a pair of pliers to hold the clamp ends together while inserting the bolt.

    Visual Aid: Diagram shows the lower crash bar clamp bolt being inserted through the fairing and clamp.

11. Tighten the nut to the lower crash bar clamp bolt using a socket & ratchet or wrench and a 5mm hex key tool or screwdriver. Secure only hand tight so final adjustments can be made.

    Visual Aid: Image shows tightening the lower crash bar clamp bolt with a socket and hex key.

12. Align the lower fairing with the angle of the crash bar, so it is not crooked. Tighten the crash bar cover bolts & the lower crash bar clamp bolt/nut into their final position using the ratchet with 10mm socket on an extension & 5mm hex key.

    Visual Aid: Diagram illustrates final tightening of all bolts for secure fairing attachment.

Installation of Lower Vented Fairing - HD14.LVF (2014+ Model Years)

1. Remove and open the lower fairings from the box. Set the fairings on a flat & clean surface, protecting the paint from damage.

   Visual Aid: Image shows the lower fairing components laid out on a clean surface.

2. Using a ratchet with a 10mm socket on an extension, remove one bolt from inside the speaker pod to release the crash bar cover. Set the crash bar covers & bolts aside.

   Tip: Access to these two bolts is tight. Use a ¼” drive ratchet, extension & deep socket if available.

   Visual Aid: Diagram illustrates locating and removing one bolt from the speaker pod area using a ratchet and extension.

3. Flip the fairings over and remove three 3mm hex screws w/ washers to release the speaker pod. Set the speaker pods & screws aside.

   Tip: Use a screwdriver with magnetic bit holder and 3mm bit for easier access and removal of these screws.

   Visual Aid: Image shows the speaker pod being detached from the fairing using 3mm hex screws.

4. Thread the speaker wire included with this kit through a hole in the sidewall of the lower fairing, located near the crash bar channel. Insert the speaker wire terminals first, pulling about 6" of speaker wire into the fairing. Insert one side of the rubber grommet through the hole into the fairing.

   Tip: Use a small/mini flathead screwdriver to press one side of the rubber grommet through the fairing sidewall.

   Visual Aid: Diagram shows speaker wire being routed through a grommet in the fairing sidewall.

5. Thread the speaker wire through a hole in the back of the speaker pod removed in step #3. Leave about 3" of speaker wire inside the speaker pod, and 3" between speaker pod and the lower fairing.

   Tip: Insert one speaker terminal at a time through the hole in the speaker pod. If the hole is too small, use a ¼” drill bit & cordless drill to enlarge the hole.

   Visual Aid: Image shows speaker wire being threaded into the back of the speaker pod.

6. Hold the speaker pod and fairing together and flip the assembly over, aligning the screw holes of the speaker pod to the lower fairing. Reattach the speaker pod to the lower fairing using the three hex head screws removed in step 3.

   Visual Aid: Diagram illustrates aligning the speaker pod with the fairing and reattaching it with hex screws.

7. Using a ratchet with a 10mm socket on an extension, remove two nuts from the upper crash bar clamp. Set the complete fairing assembly & upper crash bar clamps aside.

   Visual Aid: Image shows removing nuts from the upper crash bar clamp.

8. Remove the lower crash bar clamps included with this kit and install one around the lower portion of each crash bar. The flat end of the clamp should be up, and pointing toward the foot pedals.

   Visual Aid: Image shows the lower crash bar clamp being positioned around the crash bar, with the flat end oriented upwards.

9. With one hand, hold the lower fairing assembly in place to the crash bar, aligning the upper portion of the crash bar into the crash bar channel of the lower fairing. With your third & fourth hands (or a helper), reattach the upper crash bar clamp using a ratchet & 10mm socket on an extension. Secure only hand tight so final adjustments can be made later.

   Visual Aid: Diagram shows the lower fairing assembly being aligned with the motorcycle's crash bar and the upper clamp being reattached.

10. Align the screw hole of the lower crash bar clamp to the hole in the bottom of the lower fairing. Push a lower crash bar clamp hex bolt with washer included in the kit through the hole in the lower portion of the fairing and through the holes of the lower crash bar clamp installed in step 8.

    Tip: The crash bar clamp is an exact fit to the crash bar. Holding the clamp together by hand might be difficult. Use a pair of pliers to hold the clamp ends together while inserting the bolt.

    Visual Aid: Diagram shows the lower crash bar clamp bolt being inserted through the fairing and clamp.

11. Tighten the nut to the lower crash bar clamp bolt using a socket & ratchet or wrench and a 5mm hex key tool or screwdriver. Secure only hand tight so final adjustments can be made.

    Visual Aid: Image shows tightening the lower crash bar clamp bolt with a socket and hex key.

12. Align the lower fairing with the angle of the crash bar, so it is not crooked. Tighten the upper crash bar clamp nuts & the lower crash bar clamp bolt/nut into their final position using the ratchet with 10mm socket on an extension & 5mm hex key.

    Visual Aid: Diagram illustrates final tightening of all bolts for secure fairing attachment.

13. Reattach the crash bar cover to the lower fairing using a ratchet & 10mm socket on an extension with the bolt removed in step 2.

    Visual Aid: Image shows the crash bar cover being reattached with bolts.

Installation of Speakers (All Models)

1. Remove speaker and EQ modules from the box. Set speakers & grills aside.

   Visual Aid: Image shows speaker and EQ module components removed from packaging.

2. Connect the FEMALE terminals of the speaker wire installed into the speaker pod to the MALE terminals of the EQ module. The speaker wire with black stripe should connect to the black wire of the module, and the solid color speaker wire should connect with the red wire of the module. Tuck the EQ module and speaker wire in the back of the speaker pod.

   Visual Aid: Diagram illustrates connecting speaker wire terminals to the EQ module, noting wire color conventions (black stripe to black, solid color to red).

3. Connect the FEMALE terminals of the EQ module to the corresponding MALE terminals of the speaker. Red wire to + terminal of the speaker, black wire to the – terminal of the speaker.

   Visual Aid: Diagram shows connecting the EQ module to the speaker, indicating positive (+) and negative (-) terminals.

4. Place the grill over the speaker aligning the four screw holes and with the PrecisionPower logo positioned in the lower half of the speaker. Insert the four black screws included in this kit.

   Visual Aid: Image shows the speaker grill being placed over the speaker and secured with screws.

5. Align the speaker/grill assembly with screws to the screw holes of the speaker pod. Attach the grill & speaker to the speaker/grill assembly to the pod using a #2 phillips screwdriver.

   Tip: If aligning the speaker into the speaker pod is difficult, the EQ module can be omitted; it is not required for use. Disconnect it from the speaker and speaker wire, then connect the speaker wire from inside the pod directly to the speaker. The speaker wire with black stripe should connect to the – terminal on the speaker. The solid color speaker wire should connect to the + terminal on the speaker.

   Visual Aid: Image shows the speaker assembly being attached to the speaker pod with a Phillips screwdriver.

6. Route the speaker cable from each lower fairing to the upper fairing. Connect each lower fairing speaker cable to the corresponding Lch and Rch side of the T-connector included in this kit. Attach the speaker cable with 8-pin amplifier connector to the center of the T-Connector. Secure the speaker cables and T-connector to other cables or inner fairing brackets, etc. using a few cable/zip ties.

   Note: The following steps assume the upper fairing has been opened to install a PrecisionPower MAA4.400 amplifier or to access an existing amplifier.

   Visual Aid: Diagram shows speaker cables being routed to the upper fairing and connected to a T-connector and amplifier connector.

7. Route the speaker cable with 8-pin amplifier connector to the amplifier and connect it to the speaker output of Precision Power's MAA4.400.

   *If the amplifier is already powering PrecisionPower's fairing speakers and/or saddlebag lid speakers, attach the 8-pin amplifier connector for the lower fairings to the female connector attached to the upper fairing or saddlebag lid speaker cable.

   *If another amplifier is used, you can cut off the 8-pin amplifier connector and connect the individual speaker wire as directed by the amplifier manufacturer.

   Visual Aid: Image shows the 8-pin amplifier connector being plugged into the PrecisionPower MAA4.400 amplifier.