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Are the OEM Fog Light connections tied to the Customer Acc Circuits?
Could anyone who has the electrical schematic please let me know if the OEM fog light locations (pigtails that are already installed) are tied to the same fused circuit as the Customer Accessory lines?
I am adding Show Chrome Fog Lights:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B084BQBBF3...roduct_details
I bench tested the LED lamps, they each draw right at 2A each. This is a 4A load. This could eat up a lot of the circuit capacity of the Customer Accessory circuit if they indeed share the same fuse. I would need to plan my upgrades carefully as I would not want to exceed 8A total on this circuit. (80% of the max capacity) I checked the Owners manual and its not very conclusive if the circuit is tied to the any of the fused that are designated for lights.
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Pull acc fuse & test that way & no F3 to test. Sorry
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I doubt it as they would blow the fuse if we have other accessories connected to the accessory wires.
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Mine not plugged in there. Mine are plugged in to the original wiring harness fog light plug. The bike came without fog lights, but the wiring harness had the wiring for them, which was capped off. Also had everything wired for the plugged hole where the OEM fog light switch would go. All I had to do was change the fuse and plug it up. The fog light kit came with the wiring diagram sheet showing where to find the OEM connections in the wiring harness. I changed the fuse because the kit had an old type glass tube fuse hooked up inline on the power side. I cut that out and soldered in a blade type fuse.
I suggest you call some of the lighting suppliers that advertise on here for a plug and play kit. It simplifies everything. Don't remember which one I got the kit from, but it was one of the advertisers on this forum.
There is a schematic in my Spyder Shop Manual, but that won't help you. Mine is a different year model.
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On the 2021 F3L schematic, the customer acc circuits are on the F6R 10 amp fuse. The fog lights (called Accessory Lights) are on the Accessory RY4R relay.
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Originally Posted by Jetfixer
On the 2021 F3L schematic, the customer acc circuits are on the F6R 10 amp fuse. The fog lights (called Accessory Lights) are on the Accessory RY4R relay.
I bought the 2023 Service Manual and concur with what you found. It appears the the Customer Accessory is a parallel circuit controlled thru the LOAD SHEDDING RELAY (RY4R) as you stated. One output of this relay goes thru the dedicated 10A fuse to the three available wire sets for customer add-ons while the other feeds the relay RY4L so supply power to the fog lights. This same Load Shedding Relay also provides power to the Heated Grips and a connection point called "DC78", whatever this is.
So in laymen's terms, the two are separate. This is good news.
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