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Where is Accessory power on 2024 S2S? Did it get removed?
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Bangorbob
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racoon
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The accessory power connection is behind the plastic body panel next to the right front wheel.
Lamonster has a video that goes with the cable that Bangobob linked too, that shows how to remove the panel to get at the power plug location.
https://youtu.be/SFt9541xWMM?si=57EIq-BDBxtO9Mje
Lamonster has a video that goes with the cable that Bangobob linked too, that shows how to remove the panel to get at the power plug location.
https://youtu.be/SFt9541xWMM?si=57EIq-BDBxtO9Mje
They are behind/beside the battery... behind the rubber plug on the right side - they are hot, not switched.
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Wiring in an auxiliary fuse block. Need the switched power to trigger the relay for the switched power side of the fuse block.
Not there on my new S2S, or at least I'm not finding it. Have all panels off, but still looking.
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Snowbelt Spyder
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I’m looking at the rubber plug on the '23 and it’s on the left side - always referenced by perspective of sitting on bike. I had to remove the battery to initially find them. But I was doing that anyway. Up above battery, left side. Use a mirror. Looks like the pic if it's there. And they’re switched, not hot.
But, they could very well be removed. I don’t have the '24 electrical diagram yet. But according to the operator guide, it looks like for the '24 models they've done away with the F6/F7 swap to change acc power from switched to hot. 23 had it. F7 now says not used & the F6 nomenclature is different. So, they may have removed that part of the acc harness. The other acc connection on the right side, for the GPS, is still there. You can grab 12v switched there.
But, they could very well be removed. I don’t have the '24 electrical diagram yet. But according to the operator guide, it looks like for the '24 models they've done away with the F6/F7 swap to change acc power from switched to hot. 23 had it. F7 now says not used & the F6 nomenclature is different. So, they may have removed that part of the acc harness. The other acc connection on the right side, for the GPS, is still there. You can grab 12v switched there.
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