Frunk LED light: Where is the positive wire

[Johnny_Swindle]

I did a search but I came up empty. Probably using the wrong key words. Would like to tap into this for a fuseblock. Where do I begin to look for this and what color is the positive wire?

Thanks.....

 

[Johnny_Swindle]

Let me clarify.....I am looking for a switched wire that I can tap into for my new fuse block. I vaguely remember something about the frunk LED light. However, I am thinking I need to locate the positive wire running to the frunk switch. Can't use the wires for the frunk power outlet as I have the fuse moved so the trunk outlet is hot at all times. Looking for clarification.....any help is appreciated. :bowdown:

 

[trikermutha]

Let me clarify.....I am looking for a switched wire that I can tap into for my new fuse block. I vaguely remember something about the frunk LED light. However, I am thinking I need to locate the positive wire running to the frunk switch. Can't use the wires for the frunk power outlet as I have the fuse moved so the trunk outlet is hot at all times. Looking for clarification.....any help is appreciated. :bowdown:

Left side under the top black frunk cover there are connectors for the light and other things. YOu have to open the frunk lid.for the cargo light connector

 

[Johnny_Swindle]

Wire color for positive wire??

Left side under the top black frunk cover there are connectors for the light and other things. YOu have to open the frunk lid.for the cargo light connector

 

[finless]

Most good fuse blocks use a switched 12V to trigger a relay in the FB to turn on 12V from the battery.
If your is like that, then the switched 12 you use is not used to drive anything (very low load switching a relay).
So you can pick off just about any switched 12V that runs a riding light.

As for which wire is positive, with a service manual and wiring diagram you can find it. If you don't have that, you will need a volt meter to find one.

Bob

 

[Upstater]

I agree with Bob. I just installed a FZ-1 Fuzeblock. For the 12V Switched wire, I tapped into the analog gauge light wire. Not sure where you are mounting your block, but it's a short trip to the gauges if you're up front somewhere. When looking at the gauge, use the "lone" wire attached to the gauge to tap into.

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[Johnny_Swindle]

Thanks everyone.....will continue with the installation once I get home from work today.