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acc plug in for a 2019 rt

3ntune

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went thru the service book and cant find a acc plug setup.Bought a corbin heated seat and hooked it up to the f4 trailer fuse as the instructions said to do,but get no power to the seat.The instructions are for a 2010 rt,think the fuse box has changed,just need to know where a switched wire is that can handle a 10 amp fuse,thought i could use the extra gps connect but that will not work.Any help would be appreciated
 
Why dont you put an accessories block in so that way it comes off the battery instead of trying to find a circuit with enough amperage.
 
It's not safe to tap into just any power wire as it could end up causing errors in the system. Best is to use a fuse block like MSa1956 recomends to power accessories. I use a Neutrino Black box but there are simpler fuse blocks that work the same. Tap into a hot wire, like the front fender light, to trigger the relay.
 
(2015 RT-S Special Series) I took the frunk off to install Baja Ron's Shock adjusters. Cleaned out/off the radiators, and then I was looking at the fuse boxes. Noticed that the black box that holds the fuses has plastic clips that hold it into the black box bolted to the firewall. Being the Curious George that I am I unclipped it and pulled it forward a little. Hey! There's two 1/2" x 1-1/2" slots that go thru the firewall and you can see the radiator bottle behind there, and it's easy to slip wires up there and route them under the headlights to the front handlebar switches or anywhere else you might need to go. There's enough room behind the fuse wires to T-Tap into the wires for whatever light system needed. There's also the main wire terminal from the battery that I'm going to use for the electric plug for heated clothing or the jump start plug.
 
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