NC700S sub harness connector location

[sgs]

Hi,

I have been searching high and low for the sub harness connector. I have read loads of post regarding the X version. For the S version, however, it seems different. Where the connector should be I have the "frunk" and rear seat lock instead. I have already purchased the harness and the relay kit and the water proof connector is huge so it should be easy to locate. Can anyone help me, please??

SGS

 

[SergeantChuck]

Left Hand Side. Just noticed you said S. Sorry if this is different.

 

[Whiteyez]

Hi,

I have been searching high and low for the sub harness connector. I have read loads of post regarding the X version. For the S version, however, it seems different. Where the connector should be I have the "frunk" and rear seat lock instead. I have already purchased the harness and the relay kit and the water proof connector is huge so it should be easy to locate. Can anyone help me, please??

SGS

The 6-pin waterproof connector is in the same place for both X/S version.

 

[glencoeman]

I think that the connector is on the right hand side on the S model.

 

[AZ_Ed]

I also searched and searched before I found it. It is "plugged" in to the bottom of the frunk, but it is not electrically connected to anything. The frunk is just a holder for the connector, it keeps it clean and out of the way. ed

 

[sgs]

Fantastic! I found it on the right hand side. Thanks a lot!

 

[SergeantChuck]

Fantastic! I found it on the right hans side. Thanks a lot!

Can you take a photo and post it for future reference. I'll save it like I did the one for the X. Thanks

 

[sgs]

The yellow circle shows the connector on the right hand side (NC700S):

 

[bamamate]

That is interesting. I would not have thought the connector would be on the opposite side of the bike for X vs S.

 

[Soul]

First post on here... I've just had a 2013 NC700s delivered today.

Before I start ripping the panels off; can anyone with an NC700s confirm that the Option 6p Connector is on the right hand side?
If anyone's managed to install the OEM 12v from that connector i'd love to hear from you

I've spent a good 30 mins thumbing through the service manual and can't see a right hand side diagram of the NC700s showing the 6p connector in the position photographed above.

Thanks!

 

[SergeantChuck]

First post on here... I've just had a 2013 NC700s delivered today.

Before I start ripping the panels off; can anyone with an NC700s confirm that the Option 6p Connector is on the right hand side?
If anyone's managed to install the OEM 12v from that connector i'd love to hear from you

I've spent a good 30 mins thumbing through the service manual and can't see a right hand side diagram of the NC700s showing the 6p connector in the position photographed above.

Thanks!

The discussion above was brought up because the connector for the NC700X is on the left side. I was informed in this thread that it is located on the right side on a NC700S. Just like the photo above. I believe they said it is plugged into a dummy plug where you see it in the photo.

 

[TC3]

First post on here... I've just had a 2013 NC700s delivered today.

Before I start ripping the panels off; can anyone with an NC700s confirm that the Option 6p Connector is on the right hand side?
If anyone's managed to install the OEM 12v from that connector i'd love to hear from you

I've spent a good 30 mins thumbing through the service manual and can't see a right hand side diagram of the NC700s showing the 6p connector in the position photographed above.

Thanks!

Does it really matter as you need to remove the left side cowl first anyway before you can remove the right side.

Page 115 on service manual shows the connector on the right side

Item no. 6

 

[Antarius]

It took me forever to find that plug too!

 

[Soul]

Thanks all.
I dismantled it this evening and found the plug on the right hand side.

Have other people with a 700s routed the 12v back round to the left, to the factory marking on the frunk box, or just drilled into the right hand side?