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Where do I wire it in to sled doesn't have battery is a 2015 switchback assult
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If you simply want AC (alternating) current to power the visor... Which is fine for a visor.
This kit will Plug/Play for you. Drill a Small hole in the console to permanently mount the socket.
Nice and long 32" wire on it.
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You can plug it into the AC connector with the yellow Wires.
I strongly recommend against drawing from the "DC PWR" with the Red wire that has the same looking connector in the bundle.
Polaris makes one, PN 2411708 that also plugs right in.. you need to drill a small hole in your dash.
$23 with free shipping.
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Others may have this for less.... but consider shipping costs in the price as well.
The DC ACC rubber plug will also power visors and what it was intended for in the first place. It has a 2amp fused capacity...DO NOT increase the fuse size.
NAPA plug $3.00, CLICK HERE... You can get an RCA plug for the dashboard (most visors have an RCA plug) for this at any Radio Shack.
How many amps could you potentially draw off the ac power. Was going to tap into this for a second set of handwarmers on passenger bars. Would prbly put a 3amp or 4amp fuse on it. Hand warmers prbly not drawing more than 3 amps.
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