Where is this junction? (Maybe a plug)

[Nuke]

Looks like I finally found the subforum I've been searching for. I'm going to be installing a brake flasher module that has a three wire hookup on my wife's 2019 F3-L. Basically, I need to cut the white brake signal wire and insert the flasher module, then ground it. No problems for me there... I've got that part down. The part I want to figure out is how to wire it in without cutting wires. This will require making a harness. To do so, I think I've tracked down a good place to make a harness for it, but I need to see it physically so I can see what plug I need to order. In the photo, the wiring diagram shows a junction labeled as JT OG 2 and JT WH 2. I've circled it in green. It's officially a "wire splice" but I'm assuming it's a plug. Does anyone know where this is? It is probably a 3 wire plug with a white, orange, and black wire in it, somewhere near the trunk. I tried following the main harness but it disappeared into the rear of the bike. Thanks for your help.

Nuke

F3 tail wiring.jpg

[RICZ]

I did that without the complexity of your route. I bought a flasher for less than $5 with free shipping from Banggood.com that has on 2 wires in and out. Yes, wires had to be cut, but I used Posi-Lock connectors for ease of installing and changing. I did just the brake light in the trunk,
https://www.banggood.com/20W-LED-Bra...r_warehouse=CN

[billybovine]

A junction is just that. Wires are spliced together. No it is not a plug.

[Woodaddict]

for not cutting wires, I came across these last year. a "T" splice, that takes a blade to run new wire

T splice.jpg

[Bfromla]

for not cutting wires, I came across these last year. a "T" splice, that takes a blade to run new wire

T splice.jpg

yup these are quite handy when adding items when there is limited slack in wire to work with for a additional splice & even easier if the addition needs temporary removal (adjustments). No wire nuts, solder, or tape just google : spade T splice & can find what assorted value pack will do you best.

[billybovine]

for not cutting wires, I came across these last year. a "T" splice, that takes a blade to run new wire

T splice.jpg

How the heck is that going to work? Don't see how you can add a brake light flasher by just tapping into the brake light wire.

[billybovine]

If you do want to make a harness and leave the OE wiring intact. Just get yourself a male and female Delphi GT 150 16 pin connector. Wire it so everything passes through except the brake wire. Insert it at CIC1 or CIC2 depending on which wiring diagram you are looking at. At least this mistake is on the 2018 wiring diagram. This is how BRP inserts the trailer harness.

[Stevew]

Nuke,
I installed the strobe light module from Lamonster, works great and it’s plug and play.

http://www.lamonstergarage.com/can-a...ster-approved/

Steve

[trikermutha]

DelCity has great pricing on Delphi connectors. Just a FYI.

[Nuke]

Nuke,
I installed the strobe light module from Lamonster, works great and it’s plug and play.

http://www.lamonstergarage.com/can-a...ster-approved/

Steve

Thanks for the suggestion, but I already bought the flasher from Custom Dynamics, and I want all the tail lights to flash, not just the top case. This is so that if I take the top case off, I still get the tail lights on the bags to flash.

[Nuke]

If you do want to make a harness and leave the OE wiring intact. Just get yourself a male and female Delphi GT 150 16 pin connector. Wire it so everything passes through except the brake wire. Insert it at CIC1 or CIC2 depending on which wiring diagram you are looking at. At least this mistake is on the 2018 wiring diagram. This is how BRP inserts the trailer harness.

This is probably what's going to wind up happening. Either this or I am going to just buy a Delphi 2-pin and cut and add it inline. Thanks for naming this big plug though, I wasn't sure who made it.