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 18-04-14, 16:55
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Spare plug on XT660Z
Hi All,
I think somebody here said that our XT660Z's they have some spare 12V plug/socket/terminal somewhere (behind clocks?) which can be used to connect i.e. GPS etc ? Where is it chaps ?? |
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18-04-14, 17:46
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Remove the black plastic cover below the clocks and as you sit on the bike you will be able to see the plug on the left.
Picture 3 http://www.xt660.com/showthread.php?t=20565
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18-04-14, 21:56
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I think I might use it for my GPS; |
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18-04-14, 23:20
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on my Varadero I have just dipped into the supply to the horn for a supply to a water proof socket that I got of Amazon and heated grips and had no problems
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19-04-14, 16:33
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Head to a breaker's yard and they will be able to find you the opposite connector for that plug.
Saves you cutting it off, I don't know what it's used for but it doesn't hurt to be non-destructive.
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19-04-14, 20:43
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This is the connector on my 2011 Tenere - it's behind the plastic cover under the clocks.
I used some crimp on 2.8mm male blades inserted into the connector with heatshrink to insulate then connected to a relay to feed a 12v DIN socket, GPS, a charge state LED and a spare for heated grips at a later date. Nicely fitted into the plastic backsides of the grey upper tank plastic bits. I should take a picture of the neat and tidy job I made of it! I got the connectors (and other bits) from these people: http://www.vehicle-wiring-products.e...ninsblades.php
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19-04-14, 23:23
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