How to install 12V outlet

[lwclancers]

I didnt even pay attention to size of the block haha.

I wouldnt use it for that as you noted. Im looking for a way to hook into the battery, but just running out of space on the battery terminal bolts themselves.

 

[Scott_Thomas]

I didnt even pay attention to size of the block haha.

I wouldnt use it for that as you noted. Im looking for a way to hook into the battery, but just running out of space on the battery terminal bolts themselves.

http://www.fuzeblocks.com/
Here's one posibility.

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[Scott_Thomas]

Never mind just saw price.

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[Marthy]

Never mind just saw price.

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Yep! Pretty tricky set up but it comes at a price. I bought a few $ 12V relay and use the rear light to trigger it on. Not like you need to add 20 things. A regular relay will give you 30 AMPS. If you connect 2-3 18G wire on a 10G terminal then plug it to the relay... you're good to go. Make sure to use some inline fuse for each "channel"

1. 12V outlet
2. PCV
3. Aux lights or heat grip

The 6R doesn't have much juice in spare before you start to drain the battery.

On mine I have the PCV, PLX map sensor, 12V outlet and aux lights. I don't think I will try to put more than this.

 

[Scott_Thomas]

Yep! Pretty tricky set up but it comes at a price. I bought a few $ 12V relay and use the rear light to trigger it on. Not like you need to add 20 things. A regular relay will give you 30 AMPS. If you connect 2-3 18G wire on a 10G terminal then plug it to the relay... you're good to go. Make sure to use some inline fuse for each "channel"

1. 12V outlet
2. PCV
3. Aux lights or heat grip

The 6R doesn't have much juice in spare before you start to drain the battery.

On mine I have the PCV, PLX map sensor, 12V outlet and aux lights. I don't think I will try to put more than this.

I'm not too worried about adding more. Terminals are jam packed and I'd like to clean them up.

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[lwclancers]

Im as confused as I was earlier

 

[Nastybutler]

Here's the directions and equipment I used to install my circuit bar: FJRTech.com - Dedicated to the FJR1300 Enthusiast!

Like I said, I mounted it in as far back in the tail as I could. I can take pictures of my finished product in a week or so when I get back home if anyone want's to see it.

 

[lwclancers]

Of course we do It would be helpful to people like me :surrender:

Here's the directions and equipment I used to install my circuit bar: FJRTech.com - Dedicated to the FJR1300 Enthusiast!

Like I said, I mounted it in as far back in the tail as I could. I can take pictures of my finished product in a week or so when I get back home if anyone want's to see it.

 

[Flipflash]

I added a 4 pt fuse block. It did not have a place for grounds. I didn't want to take up any more room with a ground bus bar so I grounded everything where the battery was grounded at.