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On my 2010 the aux plug that works with the aux switch is under the seat. It's a four pinned Deutsch connector. Some of the newer I heard are under the side covers. I have open connectors in the Nacell I figured it was for additional gauges for the fairing bikes
On my 2010 the aux plug that works with the aux switch is under the seat. It's a four pinned Deutsch connector. Some of the newer I heard are under the side covers. I have open connectors in the Nacell I figured it was for additional gauges for the fairing bikes
Well, the switch wiring runs to the white plug in the picture, so, I assumed there must be an accessory made to plug into it.
I do have the Douche connector under the seat as well. I'm going to use that one for an L.E.D. light for my luggage rack.
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help me identify this plug
connector under the seat as well. I'm going to use that one for an L.E.D. light for my luggage rack.
