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Anyone used the wiring for a satmav?

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I am about to run a power cable from the battery to the bars for my Satnav.

I have seen on the wiring diagram for the Stelvio that there is a set of wires for a TOMTOM connection Anyone used this or know where they are situated, what they look like etc (Pics?) as it would make sense for me to T into them rather than run a seperate set of wires...
 
The Stelvio wiring scheme isn't up on Carl Allisons site - yet, but having a look on the second last, The Norge scheme and other late Guzzi schemes makes me quite certain that they are build the same way all of them.
Meaning the current loads for all prepared and exististing add-ons will stress the printed circuit dashboard "distribution board".
Adding a GPS will probably be just fine, as they draw at most about 1 A.
But if you ever need more current for any event a 10 A outlet would be nice to have, so my suggestion is to install a separately fused outlet for all of your needs. A 10 A load will not leave the mentioned circuit in a good working condition, or you will need the family size bottle of Lucas spare # 530433 ! :dry:
 
Wiring diagram shows a 2-wire connector with green and blue (ground) wires, but I haven't seen it. I'll poke around for it next time I am playing around.

I added a FuzeBlock (http://www.fuzeblocks.com/) located in the tool kit bin and then ran a 4 conductor wire to the dash, which gives me power for my heated grips and 2 hot wires for future fun such as a satnav.
 
Hi,
Piece of cake, don't run a new cable. I have a Zumo and used the power supply for the TomTom, all you need to do is to cut the connector and replace it with an other one. I posted details on the old forum, will make new pictures and describe location later this evening.
Cheers,
Luc

The satnav connector is the blue/green one located in the lefthand side of the fairing. See pictures (hope it works) I connect the standard Zumo wire including fuse to it. When the contact is switched off the power is cut too.
 
Unless you use the Guzzi mounting bracket for the Tomtom , the cable will be too short. It is on the left of the fairing. Look up under the left side and you should see it , a black plug with a green insert. if you snip the cable ties aroung the loom it pulls out. I then connected the tomtom cable to this to reach the tourtech mount on my bars. The Guzzi mounts to the center of the handle bars. there is a smaller plug there too with ,I think, a blue and yellow wire, that is for the front spot light, there is another on the right.
 
Re:Anyone used the wiring for a satnav?

Here's the famous connector. Can anyone explain how to add more pictures to one topic reply?
 
Re:Anyone used the wiring for a satnav?

Hey Luc - just stick the extra pics in their own post - if you host them off site (eg photobucket) you can have multiple pics in a post, but it isn't simple to upload multiple pics for one post to this server - can be done, but it's a pain.

Anyway - it ups your post count ;)


BTW - welcome!
 
Re:Anyone used the wiring for a satnav?

Thanks Mike,
I was active on the forum in spring/early summer. Had no forum time in August because my Stelvio screamed to get on the road, was for business in NSW-Central Coast and Brisbane in September (made myself a promise to go on a real vacation to OZ next year) , LA mid October and found the forum in pieces end October... Anyway, glad to be back!
B)
 
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