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How do I get power to a Woody's fairing?

Started by Safety Steve, Sat 02, Aug 2014, 18:17:22

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Safety Steve

I just bought a Woody's fairing and I was wondering how do I get power to the fairing to power up my radio?
Any info would be great.

Thank you

Steve

BF

Not sure what you're asking exactly.    

Your stereo should have some wiring instuctions. 

You can buy a fuse block of some sort and power everything off of that.  

I bought a PC-8 fused terminal block from Eastern Beaver.  It's the only thing wired from the battery.  Mounted it in the area behind the battery where the oem tool pouch goes.  

I powered everything I have on the bike off of the PC-8 up to the Woodys.  
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Bighead

Quote from: BF on Sat 02, Aug 2014, 19:39:05
Not sure what you're asking exactly.    

Your stereo should have some wiring instuctions.  

You can buy a fuse block of some sort and power everything off of that.  

I bought a PC-8 fused terminal block from Eastern Beaver.  It's the only thing wired from the battery.  Mounted it in the area behind the battery where the oem tool pouch goes.  

I powered everything I have on the bike off of the PC-8 up to the Woodys.  
+1 PC-8
http://www.easternbeaver.com/Main/Wiring_Kits/Fuseboxes/PC-8/pc-8.html#50akit
Simple to do :cooldude:
1997 Bumble Bee
1999 Interstate (sold)
2016 Wing

etiwandablues

Another option is the Fuzeblock FZ-1. It may not have enough capacity for some applications but has some nice features ... compact, 6 circuits, 10a max per circuit, 30a total, 30a relay and ea circuit can be set up as either switched or constant power. I used one of these when I installed a Woody's fairing this year. I mounted it in a weatherproof plastic box that easily fit under the right side cover. Zero miles on it so far so hopefully it works as well as advertised.