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Delphi Formalizes Supply Relationship with Harley-Davidson

8 November 1999

Delphi Formalizes Supply Relationship with Harley-Davidson Motor Company through Signing of Master Supply Agreement

    TROY, Mich., Nov. 5 -- Delphi Automotive Systems has been
selected to supply electronics systems to Harley-Davidson Motor Company
.  Delphi Delco Electronics Systems today signed a master supply
agreement to provide Harley-Davidson with several Delphi technologies.  The
Harley-Davidson master supply agreement signifies commitment from both parties
for a mutually beneficial supply relationship.
    The supply agreement includes speedometers, tachometers, manifold absolute
pressure (MAP) sensors, ignition coils, cruise control and a variety of
components from several Delphi divisions.
    "Our business with Harley-Davidson is another example of Delphi's
expansion in non-automotive markets," said David B. Wohleen, president of
Delphi Delco Electronics Systems.  "We are pleased to work with this esteemed
company that has an extraordinary track record and excellent reputation."
    The speedometer assembly first appeared on the Harley-Davidson Sportster
in 1998 and currently Delphi instrument assemblies appear on all 2000 models.
The instrument assemblies include four- and five-inch speedometers, a four-
inch tachometer and various warning light displays (turn signals, oil light,
neutral and high beam).  Delphi Delco Electronics Systems instruments feature
microprocessor-controlled stepper motor mechanisms, light emitting diode (LED)
backlighting, on-board diagnostics and anti-fog lenses.  A Delphi MAP sensor
is featured on ignition systems for the "Big Twin" bikes.
    Delphi Energy & Engine Management Systems supplies a cruise control
product and an ignition coil which features dual plugs per cylinder.  Delphi
Packard Electric Systems provides numerous connections systems; every Harley-
Davidson being manufactured today contains some Delphi Packard Electric
connectors or connection systems.
    Delphi Automotive Systems , with headquarters in Troy, Mich.,
USA, is a world leader in automotive component and systems technology.
Delphi's three business sectors -- Dynamics & Propulsion; Safety, Thermal &
Electrical Architecture; and Electronics & Mobile Communications -- provide
comprehensive product solutions to complex customer needs.  Delphi has
approximately 201,000 employees and operates 168 wholly owned manufacturing
sites, 38 joint ventures, 51 customer centers and sales offices, and 27
technical centers in 37 countries.  Regional headquarters are located in
Paris, Tokyo and Sao Paulo, Brazil.  Delphi can be found on the Internet at
http://www.delphiauto.com