Zumo power cord with repair connector

[cwilliams]

Can you buy the power cable with the canbus connector on it for the ZUMO

[AndyW9999]

You can for example Touratech do one:

 

http://www.touratech.com/shops/001/product_info.php?products_id=4460

 

That is an expensive way to go though when you can make your own ;-)

BMW GPS Sat Nav Power Connection cable[/color]

[AndyW9999]

You can for example Touratech do one:

 

http://www.touratech.com/shops/001/product_info.php?products_id=4460

............

 

.......and I've just seen this on another thread here on the forum

 

 

http://powerletproducts.com/products/power_cables.php

(scroll down the page)....again, expensive.

[99Roadster]

The BMW repair connector wires are attached to the bare wires on the Zumo power cable. You can use solder, twist-lock, tape, gum, whatever.

[Ken H.]

Can you buy the power cable with the canbus connector on it for the ZUMO

Every once in a while I can’t resist the urge to jump in with a rant when the world “canbus” is thrown around so casually.

 

“CAN-Bus” stands for Controller Area Network, and is a network computer communications system between the various control modules (computers) on the bike. It is how they send data back and forth between each other. It has nothing to do with attaching anything to the bike anywhere of any kind. There is no such thing as a, “power cable with the canbus connector.”

 

[/end rant]

[Marty Hill]

I've got an extra repair connector. If interested pm me.

[Volfan615]

Check this thread and the other thread it references for help making one.

 

http://bmwsporttouring.com/ubbthreads/sh...true#Post838184

[AndyW9999]

........That is an expensive way to go though when you can make your own ;-)

BMW GPS Sat Nav Power Connection cable

 

My link quoted above is broken as I moved the page a while back!

 

Correct link:

 

GPS Sat Nav Power Connection

 

and an alternative:

 

GPS SatNav Power Connection (2)

 

Apologies to everyone who has been hitting error 404 pages!

[AndyW9999]

There have been a couple of updates to the article over the last couple of months:

# Re location of the GPS/SatNav power socket on 2008 bikes (care may vary over the R1200 series)

# Adding an additional connection in the power lead

 

GPS SatNav Power Connection Cable