Auxillary Switch Question
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Auxillary Switch Question
Hi all. I had the understanding that the auxiliary switch on the dash, was basically the main power feed to the heated grips and seat. Well mine don't . The grips come on, on their own with a twist of the left hand dial. The seat is the same way, but fortunately they are keyed with the ignition, so no killing the battery if their control is left on.
My question is, does anyone know where the feed is from the auxiliary switch on the dash panel, and how accessible it is?
I was thinking on adding some lighted accessories and wanted to utilize that switch. I know I'll wind up taking the fairing off AGAIN, but just want to make sure.
Going to be a part of the "down for the winter" projects.
My question is, does anyone know where the feed is from the auxiliary switch on the dash panel, and how accessible it is?
I was thinking on adding some lighted accessories and wanted to utilize that switch. I know I'll wind up taking the fairing off AGAIN, but just want to make sure.
Going to be a part of the "down for the winter" projects.
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Stage II
Joined: Dec 2024
Posts: 2
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From: Austria
Hi all. I had the understanding that the auxiliary switch on the dash, was basically the main power feed to the heated grips and seat. Well mine don't . The grips come on, on their own with a twist of the left hand dial. The seat is the same way, but fortunately they are keyed with the ignition, so no killing the battery if their control is left on.
My question is, does anyone know where the feed is from the auxiliary switch on the dash panel, and how accessible it is?
I was thinking on adding some lighted accessories and wanted to utilize that switch. I know I'll wind up taking the fairing off AGAIN, but just want to make sure.
Going to be a part of the "down for the winter" projects.
My question is, does anyone know where the feed is from the auxiliary switch on the dash panel, and how accessible it is?
I was thinking on adding some lighted accessories and wanted to utilize that switch. I know I'll wind up taking the fairing off AGAIN, but just want to make sure.
Going to be a part of the "down for the winter" projects.
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