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Hi, only had my new (to me) Stelvio a few weeks. It is a 2011 8v abs model. Looking under the side fairing on the left I can see a Tom Tom 12v connection. How do I remove the bodywork to get to it? I have, as a temp lash up put my ball mount for the sat nav cradle behind the screen inboard of the left hand screen adjuster bolt. will the lead stretch that far? If not can you buy a Tom Tom "extension lead" with a female socket to fit the Stelvio male plug and a male plug to fit the sat nav female socket. Hope this makes sense, have done a search and looked at the Tom Tom site with no luck.
Thanks, Nigel.
 
Which 2011 model? Guzzi imports the same bike to different countries during different years. 2011 EU model has the 32l. tank. The US & Canada 2011 model is the same as the EU 2010.

Can't help you with the 2011 EU side panels, The 2010/11 US side panels came off without a hitch. You might want to look at the parts book to see an exploded view of the panels Helps

GPSCity.com has seems to have everything needed for setting up a bike. On the 2010 US Stelvio I clipped off the TomTom connector and installed a couple of spade connectors and used a male and female on one side of the connection so that the poles are not mistakenly reversed. Then connected to a Garmin USB connector/transformer.
 
Rafael
It is EU with 32l tank. Will look up the parts diag. Thanks for your help
Nigel
 
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