Plug for the AUX DC output on the battery

[Guest PlaneCrazy]

Does anyone know a part number or a source for a male plug that will fit the AUX DC output that is tied up beside the battery? I have a heated vest I want to get rigged up but the ends are different and I'd much rather splice the right style of plug on the vest then mod the bike's wiring. Thanks.

[kj5ix]

If your vest is a Gerbing or Warm-n-Safe the battery side plug is available through them, and just add it to the terminals ( and fused )

[Guest PlaneCrazy]

If your vest is a Gerbing or Warm-n-Safe the battery side plug is available through them, and just add it to the terminals ( and fused )

 

Ya, that will be plan B if I can't find the plug to go with my bikes AUX output. I have a Gears Canada vest and I kept the battery harness from my old bike so I could hook that up if all else fails.

[sadicarnot]

Look at Eastern Beaver: they have a bunch of connectors. I bought the connectors for the tail light so I could add an LED license plate frame without cutting into the stock wires.

 

Here is the page for what you are looking for:

http://www.easternbeaver.com/Main/Elec__Products/Connectors/Sealed/SM-MT/sm-mt.html

[Guest PlaneCrazy]

Thanks for the link! Now that I have some part numbers and brands, I think I may have a local source for those connectors. Going to check them out on Monday.

[V7Goose]

You might want to just take a look at this post in the tech library - you can simply tin the ends of the wire and use the cap on that plug like the plug you are looking for:

 

http://www.venturerider.org/forum/showthread.php?t=38187

 

Goose

[Guest PlaneCrazy]

You might want to just take a look at this post in the tech library - you can simply tin the ends of the wire and use the cap on that plug like the plug you are looking for:

 

http://www.venturerider.org/forum/showthread.php?t=38187

 

Goose

I thought about that, but I think i can actually get the pins themselves for it. I'd never just use tinned wire... I work with aircraft everyday and I'm a bit of a perfectionist with wiring and stuff. If I couldn't end up with the right hardware, then I'd just cut the stock one off and wire in an aircraft style one with enviro splices. I'd really like to have a couple of extra connectors for anything else I may use down the road. I also still need to hook the trickle charger connector to the battery by the end of this season, but no rush on that.