I have Two Goldwings and want to put an accessory Socket 0n the inside of the trunk lid. I have one on one of the Goldwings and want another for the other. I just can't remember where I got the first one. I can't seem to find one that look the same. It was very easy to hook up. I wish I could remember the name but it has been since 2004 that I put it in. Thanks
Dan
Trunk Lid Accessory Socket
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Re: Trunk Lid Accessory Socket
Might this be it?
http://cyclemax.com/inc/sdetail/gl1800_ ... _plug/6355
And if not, you could go through 5 pages of trunk lid accessories here: (but they are not all trunk lid accessories, I guess, after I got looking at them)
http://cyclemax.com/inc/searchresults?s ... t&n=598500
http://cyclemax.com/inc/sdetail/gl1800_ ... _plug/6355
And if not, you could go through 5 pages of trunk lid accessories here: (but they are not all trunk lid accessories, I guess, after I got looking at them)
http://cyclemax.com/inc/searchresults?s ... t&n=598500
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Re: Trunk Lid Accessory Socket
If you want the SAE two wire connector/plug style, just like is used for trailer lights, etc....
Check this one out. It uses a round hole mounting, is threaded and has a nut on the back side of the panel surface. It is weather proof, I have one, and like it for power type wiring.
https://www.amazon.com/OptiMATE-CABLE-W ... ingdocs-20
https://tecmate.com/products/o-20/
Create a weatherproof bulkhead/panel mount SAE power point.
Rubber expander bushing secures the connector in the hole.
Length=12in./30cm.
Industry standard 2-pole SAE connectors.
Cable rated at 10A max.
-40C/-40F very low temperature use; remains flexible at below freezing temperatures.
Includes in-line rubber seal for OptiMate heavy duty SAE connector.
Check this one out. It uses a round hole mounting, is threaded and has a nut on the back side of the panel surface. It is weather proof, I have one, and like it for power type wiring.
https://www.amazon.com/OptiMATE-CABLE-W ... ingdocs-20
https://tecmate.com/products/o-20/
Create a weatherproof bulkhead/panel mount SAE power point.
Rubber expander bushing secures the connector in the hole.
Length=12in./30cm.
Industry standard 2-pole SAE connectors.
Cable rated at 10A max.
-40C/-40F very low temperature use; remains flexible at below freezing temperatures.
Includes in-line rubber seal for OptiMate heavy duty SAE connector.
Re: Trunk Lid Accessory Socket
I picked up a power outlet/dual usb unit at Wal-Mart
Wired to battery thru an accessory controlled relay under the CB lid.
Located in the corner above the side divider.
Wired to battery thru an accessory controlled relay under the CB lid.
Located in the corner above the side divider.
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Re: Trunk Lid Accessory Socket
I went to the local department store and picked up a two socket splitter like this one:
I soldered the appropriate length of wire, also called Zip cord, to the sockets. I ran the wire through a hole in the trunk to my aftermarket fuse panel and attached the positive side thru a 15 amp fuse and the negative side to ground.
I now had an easily accessible socket to plug in what ever I wanted and when it was not in use, it was tucked out of the way with the cover over the open end.
This splitter is available on Amazon. Do a search for Custom Accessories 18809 12V Twin Socket Splitter with Cap. It is under $10.
I cut off the male side and then I had two sockets. I soldered the appropriate length of wire, also called Zip cord, to the sockets. I ran the wire through a hole in the trunk to my aftermarket fuse panel and attached the positive side thru a 15 amp fuse and the negative side to ground.
I now had an easily accessible socket to plug in what ever I wanted and when it was not in use, it was tucked out of the way with the cover over the open end.
This splitter is available on Amazon. Do a search for Custom Accessories 18809 12V Twin Socket Splitter with Cap. It is under $10.
MikeB
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1998 - GL1500 w/184,500 miles ~ 2017 - GL1800 w/13000 miles
USAF Avionics Communications Tech - 1968 - 1986 / Flight Engineer C-130E - C-141B - 1986 - 1992. Retired
Industrial Maintenance Tech - 1992 - 2014
Retired in Tacoma, WA