Hey all, I ordered the Garmin Zumo XT and am looking for some help wiring it. I'm going to mount it to the bike with the Moto Pumps GPS Mount ($10 off using promo code SAVE$10GPS).
After reading through threads here, I ended up going with the Eastern Beaver "Power Leads for Aux Light Connector" as I'm not very comfortable with cutting into the bikes wiring harness / I want to do as much wiring off the bike as possible. I took of the left Right (when sitting on the bike) side cover, and it looks like the AUX connecter is easy to access, and I could likely plug this in without cutting that connecter from the wiring harness.
Okay, on to my question. In the description it says "Three 18 AWG wires: ground, switched power and always hot power". I'm assuming there will be a sheet inside to help determine which is which, but ideally the GPS would only get power when the bike is on. What is the best way to keep that live cable from causing issues down the line.
I'm open to any and all suggestions to make this GPS mounting smooth and long lasting.
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Dakota
Hey all, I ordered the Garmin Zumo XT and am looking for some help wiring it. I'm going to mount it to the bike with the Moto Pumps GPS Mount ($10 off using promo code SAVE$10GPS).
After reading through threads here, I ended up going with the Eastern Beaver "Power Leads for Aux Light Connector" as I'm not very comfortable with cutting into the bikes wiring harness / I want to do as much wiring off the bike as possible. I took of the
leftRight (when sitting on the bike) side cover, and it looks like the AUX connecter is easy to access, and I could likely plug this in without cutting that connecter from the wiring harness.Okay, on to my question. In the description it says "Three 18 AWG wires: ground, switched power and always hot power". I'm assuming there will be a sheet inside to help determine which is which, but ideally the GPS would only get power when the bike is on. What is the best way to keep that live cable from causing issues down the line.
I'm open to any and all suggestions to make this GPS mounting smooth and long lasting.
Thanks in advance guys!
Edited by DakotaChanging left to right
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