Only place I can think of for an aux fuse block is behind the right cover, however if I use a small one I might be able to get away with mouthing it
somewhere behind the left cover near the battery. If you have an Aux fuse block how about posting a pic or two? I currently have a bunch of ring terminals on
the battery posts and it's looking a bit ugly, also all those inline fuses are beginning to bug me. I have 2 or 3 spare centech fuse panels lying around so
I figured I'd put one of them to use, they support up to 8 accessories, however 6 of the 8 share a fuse between two accessories, which is fine for my
needs. I currently have the following fused additions on the bike.
SAE accessory plug, usually only used for the tender but I also used it a few times to run things like a compressor, lighting e.t.c.
2 cigarette outlets
seperate inline fuse for the horn
lightbar
heated grips
I will soon be installing a permanant 12v compressor onto the bike below the battery (using a YTZ rectangular battery at the moment) so I have some extra room
under it where the lower part of the T shaped battery would go.
Let's see your aux. fuse block.
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This is what you need....and it will fit at the base of the rear fender under the seat as stated, or on top of the air filter box. The protected terminal
design also makes it safer than most other types.
http://www.cyclegadgets.c...ucts/product.asp?Item=CEN Is this the type compressor you plan to mount? http://bestrestproducts.c...estia/products/cyclepump/ Stan  "We are different - yet we are the
same"
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Posts: 171 10/03/08 11:43 PM Tail Gunner |
bamaTrider wrote:I have 2 or 3 of those Centech fuse panels taking up space in my toolbox, however I will use a different one that I got from Aerostich, I picked up 3 of those as well, they no longer offer the model I have though but it's a nice one, I'll be using a separate ground block. That Centech panel will not fit where you say it will. I had a back off brake light mounted there, it fit great, I removed it when it died on me and mounted the centech there temporarily with tape, the seat would not fit on. Do you have one of these installed there? If so mind posting a pick? As for the compressor, yes the one I'll be installing is the same as the one in the cyclepump, by the way I did a review on the cyclepump as well as half a dozen other compressors. http://www.advrider.com/f...s/showthread.php?t=286669 If you're looking for a compressor I still have all of them. Lemme know which one you want. Eddie |
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I had a trailer light isolator box mounted there loosely. It was about the same dimensions as the Centech fuse panel. Maybe just a enough difference between
them to matter on this one. Mine (isolator)was mounted where the fender meets the air filter cover (off center to the right) instead of dead center. There
should be enough space under the battery tray, I would think. Also might take a look at mounting it in a trailer pigtail connector box and mounting the box aft
of the factory fuse panel. I don't have the T anymore so I'm just guessing from memory.
Stan "We are different - yet we are the
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