Auxiliary Power Connector Plug
robodene
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Have a look in General Forum under 'Auxilliary DC Connector'
MT-0Devon
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I bought this one MT090-2 Auxiliary male power connector for Yamaha MT09 | eBay
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Donut
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Did you buy a female one as well as the original one on the bike is just the plastic blank with no pins inside?
MT-0Devon
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What I posted is all you need...!
kodde
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Is this aux plug switched so it does not stay on when bike is off?
Ralph
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It's switched and fused 2 amp.
kodde
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Ah...
Was starting to regret I had spliced into license plate light and created my own switched and fused solution for Oxford grips. But if I'm not mistaked the grips were 3A or 4A I think.
Oh well. Good to know.
Thanks.
Was starting to regret I had spliced into license plate light and created my own switched and fused solution for Oxford grips. But if I'm not mistaked the grips were 3A or 4A I think.
Oh well. Good to know.
Thanks.
Jonindorset
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Can anyone provide any guidance on how best to access and identify this connector please?
Do you need to lift the tank? Is it accessible on the left hand side in amongst the wiring without removing anything?
Many thanks,
Jon
Do you need to lift the tank? Is it accessible on the left hand side in amongst the wiring without removing anything?
Many thanks,
Jon
Jonindorset
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Thanks, I saw this, it still doesn't explain whether I need to lift / remove the tank etc. Can anyone confirm please?
MT-0Devon
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You need to remove the left hand side plastics around the tank
Jonindorset
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Perfect 
thank you.
It pains me to remove loads of things unnecessarily, struggle to get it back together and risk breaking clips etc.
thank you. It pains me to remove loads of things unnecessarily, struggle to get it back together and risk breaking clips etc.
mejson
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indeed, left hand side panels and underneath you will find plastic "basket" with heatsink - that removed will make it much easier to access that DC plug
msesma
Member
Yesterday I reached the connector, unplug it from the holder and changed the connector for a better one without needing to dismount anything.
Look from under the tank panel and you will see an horizontal white connector that is attached to a female one that in on a thick cable harness. While pulling from the think cable that goes to connector, press the clip with a screwdriver and disconnect it.
Easier that it sounds
Look from under the tank panel and you will see an horizontal white connector that is attached to a female one that in on a thick cable harness. While pulling from the think cable that goes to connector, press the clip with a screwdriver and disconnect it.
Easier that it sounds
mejson
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you need to remove left plastic panels, and ideally black plastic "basket" with radiators, plug itself is connected to white cup (socket without any wires), however, its end is hidden under black eletric tape. if you pull it it should easily came out (both plug and socket).
i wish i would take pictures but was pissed while doing that as i lost my black klips (lol) and forgot to take them.
good luck!
i wish i would take pictures but was pissed while doing that as i lost my black klips (lol) and forgot to take them.
good luck!
msesma
Member
My usage of the connector as a lockpad alarm: https://www.motorcycle-talk.net/forum/mt-07-fz-07-modifications/1638-abus-brake-padlock-holder-removal-alarm.html