Originally Posted by David V #44

The plastic cover on the tank comes off with a couple of screws (it really is just a cover) and then you can run wires from the connectors on the tank - just tape them to it in the middle and around the gas filler hole. I'm running a wire up to power a TomTom fixed on the bars taken from one of the coaxes. I use the other for a heated jacket (Gerbing - very good - it does jacket and then on to gloves).
It's a whole lot easier than in days gone by when you had to take the tank off !

Originally Posted by FLSTFI Dave

Each time the tank is off to service the air filter, you will have to remove and rerun that wire.

Originally Posted by FLSTFI Dave

Each time the tank is off to service the air filter, you will have to remove and rerun that wire.

Originally Posted by FLSTFI Dave

Each time the tank is off to service the air filter, you will have to remove and rerun that wire.

Originally Posted by tman2010

For those of you that have connected devices (i.e. GPS, etc.) to the heated gear connectors under the seat.

What was the best way that you found to route the wiring from under the seat to the front of the bike? (i.e. GPS mounted on handlebars, etc.)
- Did you run the wires on the left side or the right side of the bike?
- Did you have to remove the tank?

I have the coax to SAE adapters, I'm just looking for ideas on the best way to route the wiring from under the seat to the front of the bike.

Thanks!

Originally Posted by oldbie

We (cousin/mechanic) ran a coax cable from the battery, up the frame below the tank, and terminating at a bulkhead fitting at the former plugin location for the wired headset.

Originally Posted by TN-Squirrel

Unfortunately, this will not work on the PA as the tank design is totally different.

Originally Posted by Jed Clampett

Nope.

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Originally Posted by David V #44

And that's when you ask the HD shop if they can run the wire under the tank since the tank's off. There is method to my madness.

Originally Posted by Bunker

old thread I know... just tried to install my GPS and I don't seem to have any power from my heated gear connectors. I hooked up a USB connector to the port and still no power. Is there a switch to turn these on?