Print

Please login or register.
1 Hour 1 Day 1 Week 1 Month Forever
Login with username, password and session length

[dereck]

Is hard wiring it to the battery as simple crimping the right connectors to the supplied cable?

What I would really prefer is to have a switch option.

In the picture below, switch 1 powers the accessory connector under the seat.  Simple enough.

But what the hell does swith 2 control & where is the connection?

I think switch 2 controls the wire labeled 3.  But I had a few problems wiring the garage door opener, and this maybe a left over wire from re-working that problem.

As always, thanks in advance. d-

[naitram]

switch 2 is for the passing lamps you got cheated out of. there is a 2 white wire plug ( both positive )that is switched from that BUT because it is for passing lamps the plug goes dead when high beam is on

[naitram]

you should have a single loose wire thats has a covered connector on it for the fender tip light. that should always be hot when the bike is on. you can the tap one of your ground points for negative

[hd-dude]

The other switch is for auxillary use. under the seat in front of the battery is a four pin connector. The orange\white wire is controlled by it. The connector also has a ground, running light, and brake light circuit in it.

[Sean M Cary]

Is hard wiring it to the battery as simple crimping the right connectors to the supplied cable?

What I would really prefer is to have a switch option.

In the picture below, switch 1 powers the accessory connector under the seat.  Simple enough.

But what the hell does swith 2 control & where is the connection?

I think switch 2 controls the wire labeled 3.  But I had a few problems wiring the garage door opener, and this maybe a left over wire from re-working that problem.

As always, thanks in advance. d-

you beat me to this, I was going to ask the same question - I looked in my manual and my English degree doesn't translate wiring diagrams vury gud.

Thanks for this

[rico_54]

check out powerlet.net for Compatible mounting solutions.

[Hoist!]

Dereck, I use switch #1 to power the Zumo and 2 amplifiers. I use the Aux connector under the seat for the saddlebag/TP spoiler LEDs and switch #2 for the Aux Lamps I added. You can use switch #1 and just run the wires yourself for everything thru the switch. Very convenient to turn on the Zumo and amps this way.

Hoist!

[novazeus]

On the SERK on the right side of the nacelle there is a covered spade female connector that is pos+ hot when the center knob is on. That is the easiest.

[novazeus]

Look close and you will see the hardwire connector to the bike.