Watch for Wires rubbing against frame getting cut!

I have a 2020 RTL and pulled the panel above the Frunk and below the windshield. I am going to install an additional light power distro block and wanted to have a look at where it will sit. I pulled the panel and found two wire harness connectors. The black one was sitting vertically; the wires were sitting against a metal bracket. I reached in and ran my finger along the edge. It felt sharp enough to cut skin. Closely examined the wires and discovered they are starting to be compromised. The white/green was the closest to being shorted on the frame. Do yourself a favor and pull the Tupperware and have a look. I added some foam in the event the harness wiggles its way back.

Glad found before trouble. Would definitely get warranty claim started to inspect rest -anything maybe not found. Hopefully before season gets started.

Trying to wrap my head around where this is, could you post a picture not so zoomed in ?

Thanks.

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Originally Posted by Rick28

Trying to wrap my head around where this is, could you post a picture not so zoomed in ?

Thanks.

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It's just below the left headlight .

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Originally Posted by DT5534

It's just below the left headlight .

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Is it that black panel where the coolant and buds access is ?

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Originally Posted by Rick28

Is it that black panel where the coolant and buds access is ?

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Yes, just pull the panel and there should be two harnesses on the Left-hand side. One white and one black.

About a month ago I found a bullet connector separating due to another wire bundle pressing down on the connectors. That connection is behind the first pull off panel. I created YouTube videos of what I found. I am NOT advertising the channel. I put them up so others can check their machines and prevent a visit from roadside assistance.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWvK7D9hUwI&t=2s

did you buy the Spyder used? normally those bullet connectors are not factory, but added by previous owner. not 100% positive, but i think so

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Originally Posted by Woodaddict

did you buy the Spyder used? normally those bullet connectors are not factory, but added by previous owner. not 100% positive, but i think so

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Bought it brand new from the dealer, 62 miles on it. I was a little surprised by them too. I will be taking a lot of Tupperware off soon. Going to install saddle bag lights, rear lights on front fenders both going to a power distribution module. I plan on tracing out what the connectors are for.