Build Hazard/Trailer Lights Plug & Play Will it Work ????

[Red Dog]

To prevent cutting and splicing into the wiring harness can these parts be used to build a plug and play for hazard flashers and trailer lights on a Standard.
Is there room to install it?
Has it been done before?
Take the two OEM parts listed as a sub-harness on the Procaliber OEM "Wire Harness" drawing.
Connect, splice, tie, or wire them back to back together however you would say it.
The result would be a female and male plug connected to each other.
The supply or runs to the hazard flasher and a Hoppy converter for brake, run, and turns would be incorporated at the same connect, splice, tie, or wire that mates the purchased male and female plugs together.
If this would work the parts would cost about $20.
 
Part numbers are:

SUB-HARNESS, RR. 32102-MZ0-000

SUB-HARNESS A, RR. 32102-MZ0-760          32102-MZ0-000

SUB-HARNESS, RR. 32103-MZ0-000

SUB-HARNESS B, RR.
32103-MZ0-760                                           32103-MZ0-000

Keeping fingers crossed.

Thanks,

[gordonv]

You can buy the connectors from this guy.

http://www.vintageconnections.com/

Now here is what they have for the Goldwing. I bought it. Just waiting on finding the time to plug it  in, along with a bunch of other electrical items to fix/mod.

http://wingstuff.com/products/3028-trailer-hitch-wire-harness-kit?from_search=1

2 sets of male/female connectors to plug in between the existing wire harness connection points.