[A10_Fixer]

I want to make some custom harnesses and would like to find out if anyone knows a source for the red aux 12VDC plug and receptacle. Like the one behind the left pocket. Also I'd like to buy some sets of the audio aux as well. I already have a cigarette lighter adapter in the pocket that was dealer installed. The power sets will be used to jumper in some other items. I hate to use the press on power splices and really want to use good connectors for everything. I just dont know the manufacturer name or part numbers etc...

 

[Jon]

You can find the OEM Hitachi (power) connectors at E/C. The AUX input connectors are more difficult to find.

 

[leaddog11]

Walmart in the automotive section where the wire, fuses, bulbs etc is located. Very nice ones and for around $7.00

 

[sleuth]

I've gotten these from Wingstuff on my last two bikes. They work great and have a weatherproof cap which is very rain/moistureproof. You can get them with or without a lighter in them. Here's the link:

http://www.wingstuff.com/pgroup_detail/440_Power_Plugs/3622_GL1800_Accessory_Fairing_Power_Plug_Socket/?goto=/pgroup_list/gl1800/440_goldwing_Power_Plugs/des/

 

[daveo]

Yes, wingstuff is a good source for these. I bought a pair (front and rear) they come naked so you have to wire wrap them with electrical tape. I did a soldered and shrink wrap tubing splice to add a connector for the garmin. I bought a electronic 2 contact connector set from Fry's for the garmin and did the whole job in about 30 minutes.

I believe they run about 13.00 and 15.00 respectively. Not bad price wise. The honda accessory outlet has an onboard 3a fuse and is very waterproof. But it runs about $30 or so. I put the accessory outlet inside the trunk lid inner shell when I added the brake light modulator. It went in without a hitch. Now I can have 12v accessory access in the trunk as well as the front pocket.

 

[jjambor]

This is $20: http://www.cellset.com/95201R0assydwg.pdf
you can whack the white connector off, if you want to.

 

[azjerry]

Here is a good place for all sorts of motorcycle electrical wiring stuff.
http://easternbeaver.com/

 

[08BlackCherry]

There is a company called Power Let, you might google it to find the url. They have a lot of different adapters and connector, might have what you need.