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Wiring Help??

my3gs

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Can i tap into my bike? Am wondering how to tap into an make my own 4 pin plug. What wires to tap into on the bike?? pics , colors?? I have a good idea just havent dug into it yet. looking for a heads up an any info would b helpfull. I have an 2012 RT LTD
 
It has been done a number of times, but usually with the GS/RS. You would need a converter to change the 5-wire system to 4-wire. I would use a powered converter (isolator) if I was doing it...much like the OEM accessory. The biggest problem with an RT is finding a way to bring out the pigtail. The 2013 trailer hitch deals with it differently than the older modules did, with their bulkhead connector/module. If you can, I'd look at one of those. As an even easier alternative, just buy one of the new hitch/module combos. BRP lists one for the earlier RTs, with a square-4 connector to match the 2013 RT-622.
 
THX Scotty but i was hoping for an easy hookup i can get the plug out there no prob was wanting some color codes for what does what kind thang. I have taped n for my 3-4 brake lights an have been into them wiers b4. Not hard to get a plug out to where i want it. I guess i an looking for a way to save $140 from the plug set up.. i have the time to get into it. just hopn to save some $$$$
 
Brake lights = White
Running lights = Orange
Left Turn = Gray/Pink
Right Turn = Brown/Yellow
Ground = Black

You are on your own for power...I suggest an auxiliary fuse block.

Nobody said it would be easy. :roflblack:
 
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