Where is the wiring harness on a Honda Pioneer?
Picked up our machine today and I got the wiring harness with the machine – it attaches to the back of the 12v aux port then the old wires from the aux port hooks into the wiring harness, then it gives you a plug and a spare set of wires. Figured it gives me a simple place to get a switched power source.
Where does the Honda sub wiring harness go?
Up under the hood on the right side of the vehicle, there is a red plug with a cap on it. It is up toward the top. That is where it plugs in. It is keyed power. So you do not have the Honda sub wiring harness? Trying to figure out where it goes? Click to expand…
How does the sub harness work on a Honda P5?
Click to expand… It linked to motorcycles. I used the accessory Sub Harness 08Z08-HL5-A00 to power my extra lights, flasher, and horn on my new P5. Just pulled the red cap off and plugged it in. It linked to motorcycles. Click to expand…
Where is the toggle switch on a sub harness?
A remote, a rocker switch to be mounted on the dash/handle bars or 8 or ten foot cord with a in out toggle so you can stand to the side of it if you want to. I have the ten foot cord with the toggle switch.
Where do the wires go on a winch motor?
The winch motor won’t use any power unless you’re running it. So the thick red and black wires coming out of the contactor box should go straight to the battery. I’m new to the forum. So thanks in advance for the help.
Where does the Red Wire go on a badlands winch?
The small red wire coming from the receiver box connects straight to the terminal the red is hooked up to. Then there is another terminal on the other side of the box that has the red wire that goes straight to winch. Probably a dumb question, but should I splice into the small red wire or simply connect it to the same terminal.
What kind of winch do I need for a 2016 Honda rancher 420?
So thanks in advance for the help. I have a 2016 Honda Rancher 420 4×4. I recently purchased a Badlands 2500lb winch as well as all of the mounting plates, wiring adapters and fairleads I thought were necessary to install with no drilling or tapping.