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Old 09-29-2009, 12:33 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Aux Power Socket Kit

Hi Guys

Some info regarding said kit, if any of you are contemplating fitting the aux power socket, you will probably find the electrical connector for it |( marked by blue tape under the R / H panel "sitting on the bike" and just to the right of the top rubber fixing thingy ) too short as I have just found out, there is a kit ( T2500642 ) required to extend the connector, thats from Triumph, so I am now waiting for one myself, they apparently discovered a problem after some complaints ..Oh well we al live and learn ..hopefully its gonna be free !!! cos it should be shirley.. will let you know ..

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Thanks for sharing this info, good to know because I will require use of the power socket in the near future.
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Old 09-30-2009, 08:49 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Yes! Thanks for the tip kraftdinners. There's nothing I hate more than getting a new toy only to learn it requires something else that is sold separately.
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Old 09-30-2009, 09:35 AM   #4 (permalink)
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But check out your looms guys as maybe this connectors wiring may be long enough on your T`bird wiring looms, as I say mine wasn`t ..cwap !!!

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Old 09-30-2009, 09:48 AM   #5 (permalink)
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Kraft - what type of power socket is this and where does it mount?

BTW - I found a 5V mini-USB adapter that attaches directly to the battery. Powers my GPS and phone nicely. It will power anything that can be powered/charged via a the USB port on a computer.
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Hi Engage

Its the Triumph accessory socket thingy, (part #A9938039) its mounting bracket is mounted on the ignition switch plate and kinda sits at the side of the ignition switch, a wiring connector for it is incorporated in the loom, but as I say its too fricken short, so triumph has provided a male / female extension connector, I assume thats what it is, will find out thursday, apparently later models will have modified looms ..I only got it as I have the associated Triumph plug from the Tiger, used it with the battery tender here...as I have an Alarm installed. also check out www.triumphinstructions.com for a diagram of it , like the sound of your USB adaptor..will surf the inner reaches of the net for one ;-)..

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There is no picture on the accessories site, but I never thought to look for the instructions.

Thanks, that answers question
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Old 09-30-2009, 10:26 AM   #8 (permalink)
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There is no picture on the accessories site, but I never thought to look for the instructions.

Thanks, that answers question
Apologies Engage, should have realised there is no picture of it on the main "t" website, I added the t`instructions.com more as an afterthought ..DUUUUUH!!!!!..just call me Homer
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