Yeah, I just don't see a module in there. Before I rip the whole backend apart looking for it, I'm going to look under the seat for it. Tomorrow.
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OEM trailer wiring harness malfunction
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Yeah, I just don't see a module in there. Before I rip the whole backend apart looking for it, I'm going to look under the seat for it. Tomorrow.
trikermutha
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well good luck.:thumbup:
billybovine
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This is where it is supposed to be if installed by the instructions.
IdahoMtnSpyder
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That's one of two places. Rev 2 shows it down by the gas tank.
Okay, finally got the time to get back to this project. Lifted the seat to get to the access panel. It's not real obvious which two bolts and pins need to be removed to get the panel out of the way.
I found this info on another thread. Is this what I need to do to get that access panel removed?
The new module fits in between the 9 pin bike harness under the plastic cover under the seat. Access is by removing the left side panel and left passenger hand rail. Just disconnect the bike 9 pin harness plug, then plug the module in between the bike's harness. Then the bike side trailer pig tail plugs in to the into module. That's it.
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trikermutha
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Yes same area but behind the covers. Follow that back or under the seat as others have stated. The one in the pic is aftermarket plug.I found this on another thread. I think this is what you were describing, right?
I have the BRP 4 pin square.
I don't know how to get 'behind the covers'. Do you?
trikermutha
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You know where your rear stock mug flap is. I think you have to drop that down.
I seen you had your left tail light off its that large black rear plastic piece that is part of the rear mudd flap and think that goes all the way down towards that area we been discussing.
I seen you had your left tail light off its that large black rear plastic piece that is part of the rear mudd flap and think that goes all the way down towards that area we been discussing.
trikermutha
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See part 67
https://can-am.brp.com/spyder/shop/for-sale/parts-iframe.html
Well look for luggages then part 67 which is the rear plastic fender. It breaks down the rear of the bike in the picture.
I tried to copy and paste but didn't work on here
If I get a chance I will look at mine. You maybe able to remove two screws from the saddle bag once the door is opened and then pull that lower panel out a bit.
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trikermutha
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I just confirmed on my Spyder the trailer module is below my left tail light mounted on the left saddle bag wall
Remove the two screws behind the left saddle bag lid next to the shock and pull on the plastic . You should give you enough room to look in the area I am describing
Remove the two screws behind the left saddle bag lid next to the shock and pull on the plastic . You should give you enough room to look in the area I am describing
I thought that's what I posted the picture of earlier. Behind the taillight (with the rear panel removed and the fender dropped down). The harness is that thick black cable toward the 'wall' of the saddlebag. It is continuous - disappears below the saddlebag in one direction and under the seat in the other.
So, now I am confused.
trikermutha
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Mine is below where your picture shows the connectors and Posi taps.
I would follow back to under the seat and what others have posted . It maybe under the seat next to the passenger arm rest on your bike??
Do you have a four way flat or 4 way square connector that connects to your trailer?
Keep following that trailer cable I am sure you will find it.
Woodaddict
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BAHAHAHA,,,, stear clear of Kamas!!! visiting my sister, we were riding around (mc) passed this sign. found out not true, hoax. Funny......on sign beside the big sign, "closed due to mosquitoes" !!!!
Rural humor! Yes I know about that place. :thumbup:
It's a 4-square. I'm looking for help accessing the underseat panel at this point.
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
PANEL ISSUE
Most if not all the connectors are under the large piece of blk. plastic that attaches to the frame in various places ....remove it and the connectors are there ..... I did this ONCE and before I put it back I cut out an access panel for the next time I had to get in there ...... Tedious the first time ..... but not after the access panel was cut out ...... Mike :thumbup:
It does look like a lot of work just to get to that. Almost as if Can-Am wants to keep us out of it. Otherwise, there would be a hinge or something. I'm thinking of taking a Dremel to the one edge that is attached to the tupperware, then just use some strong but flexible tape to create a hinge. Duct tape to the rescue again!
BLUEKNIGHT911
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WELL MAYBE
I'll take some pics of mine and send them to your smart phone .......... when I did my Mod I had the entire panel out ....so I wasn't concerned about cutting or nicking any wires ..... maybe it can safely be done without removing the panel ........ Mike :thumbup:
trikermutha
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