A little frustration with some info on the dashboard outlet
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ScottyUSN
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The Gen II Brie spreader blew the POS 3 amp fuse in the glove box also! It is 3 amp by the way, and yes the slime pump does fry that sucker in a fraction of a second.
My Solution was adding a Powerlet socket on the right side panel (painted panel) cuz the dash panel over the battery has no room on a Gen II for the socket to fit .
As for the electrical aspect of this install? If you can tell the difference (black - /red +) your qualified.
The cutting a hole in a painted panel part was the only thing that slowed me down. But it's done, and looks good.
Buy or borrow a stepped (cone shape) drill bit, and cut a hole to 11/16. A drizzle of silicone around the hole. Fasten the socket in place. Connect the leads to the battery. Insert provided fuse. Close her up... Your done.
Heres a video (that I can't see from work).
Here's the complete kit:
Clicky
My Solution was adding a Powerlet socket on the right side panel (painted panel) cuz the dash panel over the battery has no room on a Gen II for the socket to fit .
As for the electrical aspect of this install? If you can tell the difference (black - /red +) your qualified.
The cutting a hole in a painted panel part was the only thing that slowed me down. But it's done, and looks good.
Buy or borrow a stepped (cone shape) drill bit, and cut a hole to 11/16. A drizzle of silicone around the hole. Fasten the socket in place. Connect the leads to the battery. Insert provided fuse. Close her up... Your done.
Heres a video (that I can't see from work).
Here's the complete kit:
Clicky
RadioHowie
I Miss Beemerdons!
Neil San Diego
One of "...those guys..."
I added a powerlet connection to the left side panel. Good approach for "A" models, doesn't work for the "AE" though. Here's my solution:
Powerlet Panel Kit
Powerlet Panel Kit
JimNtexas
Well-known member
I use the glove box outlet to power my gps or charge my cell phone.
I installed a powerlet socket on the left rear set for my heated vest, and I have another one that I will attach to my [REDACTED] riser block when I get around to it.
I installed a powerlet socket on the left rear set for my heated vest, and I have another one that I will attach to my [REDACTED] riser block when I get around to it.
