5.25-inch Speakers for 1998–2013 Harley-Davidson Touring

Model PPHD13.522

Installation instructions for 5.25-inch fairing speakers on 1998–2013 Harley-Davidson Touring motorcycles.

PPHD13.522 Documentation

Fitment5.25” SPEAKERS FOR ‘98-’13 HARLEY DAVIDSON® TOURING SERIES MOTORCYCLES

Source: Installation Manual, Soundstream. Wording and values are retained from the supplier document.

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PPHD13.522 — Installation Manual, page 1

PrecisionPower®
Absolutely State of the Art Mobile Audio™

5.25” SPEAKERS FOR ‘98-’13 HARLEY
DAVIDSON® TOURING SERIES MOTORCYCLES

PPHD13.522 — Installation Manual, page 2

FAIRING REMOVAL, STREET GLIDE & ULTRA

1. Remove three screws attaching the
windshield & outer fairing to the inner
fairing using a T27 Torx screw driver.
Remove the windshield & set aside.
Reinstall the center screw by hand to hold
the outer fairing in place. Set remaining
screws aside for installation later.

2. Remove four fairing screws holding the
outer fairing to the inner fairing using a T27
Torx screw driver. Two screws are located
under the fairing adjacent to the forks, two
others are adjacent to each speaker. Set
screws aside for installation later.

3. While straddling the front wheel fender, grasp the outer fairing. Remove
the center windshield screw. Gently pull the fairing apart from the bike.
With the fairing slightly pulled away from the bike, disconnect wire harness
for the headlight or any other accessories. Lay the fairing on a protected
flat surface to prevent damage.

PPHD13.522 — Installation Manual, page 3

SPEAKER INSTALLATION, STREET GLIDE & ULTRA

1. Disconnect the speaker wire from each speaker terminal.

2. Remove three screws attaching the speaker to the fairing using a T25
Torx screw driver.

3. Remove the fairing support bracket screw on each side using a 3/16 hex
screw driver. Set the fairing support brackets & screws aside for installation
later.

4. Snap a metal PrecisionPower Street Glide grill to each new speaker,
verifying the four screw holes align.

5. Set a speaker against the fairing, aligning the four screw holes.

6. Reinstall the fairing support brackets to the fairing and speaker with the
screws removed in step 2 and a 3/16 hex screw driver.

7. Secure the new speaker to the inner fairing with the three speaker
screws removed in step 1 using a T25 Torx screw driver.

8. Connect the speaker wires to the corresponding terminals of the new
speaker.

PPHD13.522 — Installation Manual, page 4

FAIRING INSTALLATION, STREET GLIDE & ULTRA

1. While holding the outer fairing, straddle the front wheel fender. Gently
align the outer fairing to the inner fairing, paying attention to any cables
that need to be tucked away inside. Reconnect the wire harness for the
headlamp or any other accessories previously disconnected.


2. Loosely secure the outer faring to the inner fairing by hand tightening
the center windshield screw removed previously.


3. Reinstall the four fairing screws to
attach the outer fairing to the inner fairing
using the screw removed previously & a
T27 Torx screw driver. Two screws are
located under the fairing adjacent to the
forks, two others are adjacent to each
speaker.




4. Reinstall the windshield & outer fairing
to the inner fairing with the three screws
removed previously using a T27 Torx
screw driver.

PPHD13.522 — Installation Manual, page 5

FAIRING REMOVAL, ROAD GLIDE

1. Detach each turn signal / indicator light by removing two bolts located
between the fairing and forks using a 1/2” wrench.  Store the bolts in a safe
place for re-installation later.

2. Remove six fairing screws holding the
outer fairing to the inner fairing using
a T25 Torx screw driver. Two screws
are located below each glove box, two
are adjacent & below each speaker,
two others are adjacent & above each
speaker. Set screws aside for installation
later.

3. While straddling the front wheel fender, grasp the outer fairing. Gently
pull the fairing apart from the bike. With the fairing slightly pulled away,
disconnect wire harness for the headlight or any other accessories. Lay
the fairing on a protected flat surface to prevent damage.

PPHD13.522 — Installation Manual, page 6

SPEAKER INSTALLATION, ROAD GLIDE

1. Disconnect the speaker wire from each speaker terminal.

2. Remove three screws holding each speaker & grill assembly to the inner
fairing using a T25 Torx screw driver. Set the screws aside for installation
later.

3. Remove four speaker mounting screws from the grill assembly using a
T25 Torx screw driver. Set the screws aside for installation later.

3. Place a metal PrecisionPower Road Glide grill over each new speaker,
verifying the four screw holes align.

4. Secure the speaker to the grill with the four speaker mounting screws
removed in step 3 using a T25 Torx screw driver.

5. Hold the new speaker & grill assembly to the inner fairing, aligning the
three screw holes.

6. Attach the new speaker & grill assembly to the inner fairing with the
three screws removed in step 2 using a T25 Torx screw driver.

7. Connect the speaker wires to the corresponding terminals of the new
speaker.

PPHD13.522 — Installation Manual, page 7

FAIRING INSTALLATION, ROAD GLIDE

1. While holding the outer fairing, straddle the front wheel fender. Gently
align the outer fairing to the inner fairing, paying attention to any cables
that need to be tucked away inside. Reconnect the wire harness for the
headlamp or any other accessories previously disconnected.

2. Reinstall the six fairing screws that
holding the outer fairing to the inner
fairing using a T25 Torx screw driver.
Two screws are located below each
glove box, two are adjacent & below
each speaker, two others are adjacent &
above each speaker.

3. Reattach each turn signal / indicator light by installing the two previously
removed bolts, located between the fairing and forks using a 1/2” wrench.