Install of fuzeblock on k1300gt

booger man

New member

• Jan 19, 2012

• #1

Has anyone installed the Fuzeblock FL1 on their bike? Where did you tap in to get your tigger power?

 

darrylri

Cannonball Rider #52

• Jan 19, 2012

• #2

Not on a new K bike, but I got the trigger lead for my R1200ST by tapping into the stock power socket. It comes on with the key and goes off about 20 seconds after the key is off.

 

Omega Man

Fortis Fortuna Adiuvat

Staff member

• Jan 19, 2012

• #3

BOOGER MAN said:

Has anyone installed the Fuzeblock FL1 on their bike? Where did you tap in to get your tigger power?

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Welcome to the forum Booger man. If the bike has the small parking light this thread may help http://forums.bmwmoa.org/showthread.php?t=57583&highlight=twisted+throttle It's a neat little gadget from Twisted Throttle that works well. Whatever way it works out, if you feel like it, let us know. Good luck. Gary

 

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manicmechanic

ABC,AMA(LIFE),MOA,RA,IBMW

• Jan 19, 2012

• #4

I just installed a similar device on my '07 1200GT and used the hot lead going to one of the front marker lights. Found the wire under the left fairing section above the ABS machinery. Just soldered in a T-splice and taped it up.

 

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selyab

Member

• Jan 19, 2012

• #5

Stock trigger

There should be a lead from the factory that is used for powering the factory GPS when installed. It should be tied back beneath the cross bar just forward of the battery. You can buy a connector plug from BMW to use it. It is powered with the ignition so it can provide the trigger power you are seeking.

 

MCMXCIVRS

More toys than space

• Jan 20, 2012

• #6

I powered the fuzeblock on both my K1200GT and F800GS using the parklight. I did not want to have the power staying on after the bike was shut off as it would using the factory plug or GPS source. Those sources both stay active for about a minute after the bike is shut down. The Fuzeblock draws little enough current that the Canbus does not see it in the light circuit and thus it operates normally.

 

Semper_Fi

Honey Badger

• Jan 21, 2012

• #7

Fuzeblock or centech - same thing

This is what I did

http://forums.bmwmoa.org/showthread.php?t=43031

 

39520

New member

• Jan 31, 2012

• #8

The fuze block is a nice device but I used a $5 fuel pump relay instead. The trigger side is attached to the built in GPS wire, and the high current side is connected directly to the battery, fused of course. This runs my Gerbings and my phone charger.

Steve
05 K12S
86 R65

 

Semper_Fi

Honey Badger

• Feb 16, 2012

• #9

39520 said:

The fuze block is a nice device but I used a $5 fuel pump relay instead. The trigger side is attached to the built in GPS wire, and the high current side is connected directly to the battery, fused of course. This runs my Gerbings and my phone charger.

Steve
05 K12S
86 R65

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Great solution for running a single accessory but if you are adding lights horns etc you will need a panel.