It’s like in front of the right bag but behind the side cover. It’s a two pin power connector that's black. It’s an involved job, especially around the handle bar area. I removed the right headlight to get to the steering area where it comes down from the handlebars. The audio plug as mentioned will not be used with the XT.
So the right side covers do have to come off. It's a larger black cable. Try not to damage it, they are expensive; and I don’t recommend pulling hard on those cables either. They damage easily.
I have the headlights out to install LED's, and I have the side panel removed. So I see the wire coming from the old GPS mount and how it goes along the right side. I can see where the audio can be disconnected and further back the two pin connector I believe you are referring to.
I am trying to understand what I need to do with those wires. You recommend not pulling hard, that they are expensive, etc.
Why am I pulling them at all? What do I do with these wires? It looks like they are wrapped up with other wires and connectors as well that I would need to unwrap etc?
I'm just not following what I would need to do with those wires?
Is it just for the power/ground to the new unit? Couldn't I cut the wire at the GPS attachment and splice to the power and ground to go to the new unit, or to the USB ports on the new bracket I am installing?
The instructions for the mount I have with USB says to splice into the accessory wire and provides a couple of connectors.
Also, it looks like it would be difficult to get at the lower right handlebar bolt with that cable in the way. So should it just be cut off at the GPS bracket so I can get to the bolt and then connect into the power/ground wires? Would a GPS unit such a Zumo XT require more wire connections?
I am obviously not familiar with wiring and so I am a bit confused.
Are you saying for the ZUMO XT, in particular, that you would run the wires from the XT to this two pin connector back by the saddle bag, and be removing, i.e. pulling the existing wires out?
Edit 9-13-25:
I cut the wires that were running to the old Garmin, spliced to my new bracket with USB and phone holder and it is working fine providing power.