Do you know what kind of pins? I want to have as much stuff as possible ready to go at the same time so I don't start and stop so muchYou can find the power for your accessory under your seat , you will need some small pins to plug in.
I don't know what they are called but they are small pins about as thick as the wire and maybe 2/4 inches long.Do you know what kind of pins? I want to have as much stuff as possible ready to go at the same time so I don't start and stop so much
Thank you sirI don't know what they are called but they are small pins about as thick as the wire and maybe 2/4 inches long.Do you know what kind of pins? I want to have as much stuff as possible ready to go at the same time so I don't start and stop so much
Look for the acc. plug on the end is a plug that just is a cover pull it off. I took it to my Honda dealer and he had a box of pins, plugs etc. once you take the plug off you will see. Radio Shack would also have them.
You can also buy a cigarette lighter plug from Honda I think it's like 80 or $90.
I remember using those types of plugs pins on my old Valkyrie.
The pins will snap into the plug you took off.
Here is the Honda cigarette lighter plug for $79.95
https://powersports.honda.com/2015/gold-wing-valkyrie/accessories.aspx
Thank you
I reused the plug that I took off and the pins fit in the Honda plug they will click in.
That sounds pretty similar to my plan, good to know there is existing routing that will get me there. I was planning on using this http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LBK7OSY/?tag=hotoge-20 for the plastic since I should still be able to use the touchscreen through it. Either the full bag or cut a big enough peice to make a barrier. As for explosion proof, after I plug the charger into it, edge seal the connection with RTV. Then to mount the whole thing I will make a mold of the phone with charger cable out of Bondo and plastic weld (or some other epoxy) that whole mold on the back of the panel. If it works the way I want it to it will be totally encapsulated.Sounds like a pretty cool idea. What I would do is use a clear piece of plastic thick enough that you can French it in place. Clear RTV to help waterproof and sand it to match the contour of the panel. There is a conduit on the left forward for routing the wired under the tank. You will need to carefully route wires since the panel will hinge. Also keep in mind there will be fuel fumes so making it explosion proof might be a required precaution.
Molex I can do. We use those at work.Try a search for Molex pins on eBay. I have a bunch of the.093 pins and 2-12 pin connectors, the crimper and pin pusher. I'll try to get some pictures tomorrow. There's a YouTube video of a guy using staples to bend down the Barb and remove a pin.
I looked at the instructions for the cigarette liighter plug. It looks like the plug stays behind the cover and inside the locking compartment on the right? How is that user friendly since you have to remove the side cover, then use the key to open the cox to access the outlet??I don't know what they are called but they are small pins about as thick as the wire and maybe 2/4 inches long.
Look for the acc. plug on the end is a plug that just is a cover pull it off. I took it to my Honda dealer and he had a box of pins, plugs etc. once you take the plug off you will see. Radio Shack would also have them.
You can also buy a cigarette lighter plug from Honda I think it's like 80 or $90.
I remember using those types of plugs pins on my old Valkyrie.
The pins will snap into the plug you took off.
Here is the Honda cigarette lighter plug for $79.95
https://powersports.honda.com/2015/gold-wing-valkyrie/accessories.aspx
Here where I mounted my power supplyI looked at the instructions for the cigarette liighter plug. It looks like the plug stays behind the cover and inside the locking compartment on the right? How is that user friendly since you have to remove the side cover, then use the key to open the cox to access the outlet??
Has anyone done this and mounted the outlet plug in a more easily reached spot?
