[Daffy]

I found the following on the Rugged Roads website, it says in the blurb that you can use these OEM connectors to plug straight into the accessory terminal underneath your seat.

It seems like it might answer some questions but my question is does anyone know where the accessory terminal is???

http://ruggedroads.co.uk/epages/00cbb604-5d1c-407e-8207-580e14387ec5.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/00cbb604-5d1c-407e-8207-580e14387ec5/Products/SU6P090

 

[Daffy]

No one!

 

[Eric]

Under the seat as RR describes maybe? ;-:
I wonder why tbere is a male and female part if it is supposed to just plugin...

 

[Juha]

Looks like it's under the pillion seat.

Eric was faster...

 

[Yromulus]

Weird - I just found this same thing yesterday evening whilst fitting my seat bag straps. Now I know what it is - and I'm looking forward to using it!

 

[wytco0]

RR are getting some good stuff like this on their site now, they also have a similar connector for the front, They also stock some service and spare items that are handy as like tubes.

 

[Bartho]

The connector on the righthand under duo seat

 

[zippysworld]

Now we just got to figure out the positive and negative terminals and were away.
Shame I didn't find this one before i ordered the harness to attach to the front point!
now lets see...hmmm

 

[acarrilho]

perhaps the connector for an alarm? Honda offers one in their accessories list

 

[Juha]

perhaps the connector for an alarm? Honda offers one in their accessories list

You are right!

 

[Bartho]

see electric wiring diagram but have it only in German I can send you if you want
Green ground -
Red white + direct battery
Red yellow + after contact

This could be contrary, I'm not sure first take a multimeter

 

[Daffy]

see electric wiring diagram but have it only in German I can send you if you want
Green ground -
Red white + direct battery
Red yellow + after contact

This could be contrary, I'm not sure first take a multimeter

This is correct, connected my sat nav into the green and Red/Yellow for a switched supply.

The socket behind the dash is the obvious place to take sat nav but this is so much easier than removing the front panels.

 

[Landy]

Hi, is it possible to use this connector also for charging the battery if wired up?
Regards Landy

 

[p2rider]

I doubt it. I think the wiring is going to be far too narrow gauge to carry any decent sort of current, so I'll be putting in a separate battery connection for heavy current draw and charging. Even if the wiring can handle enough current, the voltage drop due to the light gauge will mean you're not putting the voltage into the battery that the charger is putting out.

Will it necessarily be an issue? Not sure, but why risk it?

Has anyone seen another source of these waterproof plugs? RR has the 4pin underdash and the 6pin underseat accessory plugs, but they're a bit pricey, especially when you add shipping halfway around the world. I've seen them on another site some months ago, but can't find it, and don't know the official name for them.

 

[pieterv]

Aliexpress have them, free shipping:
http://www.aliexpress.com/wholesale...20160512014507&SearchText=sumitomo+waterproof

 

[Yromulus]

And ebay (UK):

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Sumitomo-6-Way-Connector-Set-Male-Female-Waterproof-Suzuki-Honda-KTM-Triumph/201578537608?_trksid=p2047675.c100011.m1850&_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo%3DSIC.MBE%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20140107083358%26meid%3D402487ad68444fac87a90c0c82c22e9a%26pid%3D100011%26rk%3D2%26rkt%3D2%26sd%3D201556502372

 

[Steve]

Quoted $125 AU for Honda 12 volt socket and 3 hours at $110 per hour to fit it from my local dealer where I purchased the bike from. Any one know how easy / hard it is to fit, seems expensive to me.

 

[JasonWD]

Quoted $125 AU for Honda 12 volt socket and 3 hours at $110 per hour to fit it from my local dealer where I purchased the bike from. Any one know how easy / hard it is to fit, seems expensive to me.

It takes a bit of time but looks easy peasy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qc1SOR4hJ48

 

[xsilvergs]

I have bought the connector from rugged roads and used the switched supply for my chain oiler. I think the wiring info is on their web page.

 

[Steve]

Thanks for this will take my time and give it a go.