Accessory Fuse Block - 5th Gen.

Hi all,

I just ordered an accessory fuse block from wire my bike. On the 5th gen, where have you all been positioning these? I have seen some pictures of placement on a 6th gen. Pictures would help if you got them, I'm a visual type :blink:

Tightwad? Anyone?

Thanks

CD

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Garage Door Opener Opener Unit with quick disconnect.

You can see mine just in front of the rear cowl cross tube. I was using this stinger marine unit for a while but have now switched to an 8 circuit blue sea unit.

The much bigger BlueSea. Also easy access to rear lic plate light for triggering the relay.

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Garage Door Opener Opener Unit with quick disconnect.

You can see mine just in front of the rear cowl cross tube. I was using this stinger marine unit for a while but have now switched to an 8 circuit blue sea unit.

Looks good. Thanks.

What's the story with the garage door opener?

Another Blue Sea Install. In addition to the fuse panel and tool kit, I also have a Power Commander in there that is hidden by the crossbar between the passenger grips in this photo.

Another 5th gen. For some reason I can't display pictures directly in posts from work (it works fine at home), but here is the link.

http://www.vfrdiscus..._551_175063.jpg

What's the story with the garage door opener?

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Garage Door Opener Steering Stem Button

I put the button in the stem cover, then soldered on leads to the door opener to attach to the bike. I ran one leg of the switch through a N/O relay that closes when the key to the bike is on so that it is de-activated when the key is off.

Here's where I installed my AP-2 on my '98 (I've since had the side cases and top case painted red)...

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What's the story with the garage door opener?

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Garage Door Opener Steering Stem Button

I put the button in the stem cover, then soldered on leads to the door opener to attach to the bike. I ran one leg of the switch through a N/O relay that closes when the key to the bike is on so that it is de-activated when the key is off.

Nice! I might give this one a try.