Can-Am ATV - How to Add an Accessory Fuse Box

[@mpfoote]

Thanks for the video. I did this, thanks to you. I had too many dang wires stacked up on my battery and this was the perfect solution.

[@jimsandall2073]

I know this video is a couple years old but I have to ask why you went through all the trouble of adding the fuse box and running the wires to the pod when there is an accessory plug keyed to the ignition in the pod? At the start of the video the white plug your green and yellow wires run by is also another accessory plug keyed to the ignition. You do very nice work either way.

[@Chris-kw6fs]

Great video! I have to ask you a question. In this video and your video "Under The Hood" your machine is so clean under the seat and under the gauge pod. Did you video this when your machine was brand new? If not, what is your secret for getting it looking this great! It's pretty much impossible to wash under the pod and seat. I also liked your Iron Baltic Skid Plate install videos etc. I as well went with that set up for my 2021 Outlander Max XT. Thank you for your vids!

[@BillaVista]

Unfortunately I filmed it while nearly brand new so no secret I'm afraid.

[@Chris-kw6fs]

@@BillaVista Thanks for the reply! Cheers!

[@rickgrant8048]

Just ran across your video. I want to add a fuse box with relay and circuit breaker to my 2011 Outlander 500. I like the added touch of the relay connected/powered by the AC/DC outlet power. My bike does not have the AC/DC outlet powered. Some previous owner unhooked the wires and I can't figure out which ones to re-connect. Where did you get the fuse box and relay and circuit breaker?

[@wickiuprat]

I could not find instructions for relay on your website if you would have just provided link in coments would have made it easy.

[@Deerector]

Great vid. I'm gonna do just about the same thing. I got like 4-5 accessories that needs power. Hey that circuit breaker u have, where can I get that??

[@texastalk86]

I did this to mine and the heat from the engine will melt the fuse box now i need to find a cooler spot to mount the fuse box

[@MrMurfMan]

How would one wire led bar to high beam switch

[@walterforsen5984]

There is no fuse box in that place on my atv

[@adambryant3803]

Love your videos very helpful. But could you help me figure out how I can sort of use this setup but with multiple switches to control different things? I wanna hook up Halo lights and a light bar but want to be able to run them seperately with different switches. Is there a way to do that? Thanks in advance.

[@MrBerett315]

When you run the wires to the different accessories, simple to add a switch and install it somewhere easy to reach off the positive cable.. You do sound like you're not familiar with how electrical equipment work. Please have a friend that knows what he's doing to help. Easy to cause a short

[@adambryant3803]

+Brett G actually on the contrary I am quiet good with electrical for car stereo systems lol. was just curious on what the easiest way to have the extra switches ran for each thing. I kind of over looked the obvious answer because when I used to run things I usually just used power ground in line fuse and a switch. I understand how the relay works and the distribution block I was just thinking I would have to run this setup for everything I wanted to power differently. I wrote this comment awhile ago so I don't know what I was thinking when I asked? But thanks for the answer. I honestly don't know how I overlooked that. I believe I have also watched a few other of your videos to help me. I purchased a service manual now for some easy to do stuff and some more advanced stuff. anyways thanks again.

[@MrBerett315]

+Adam Bryant no problem man. No disrespect intended, I just knew somebody who had a lot of accessories and they're beautiful machine went up in flames. It can happen to the best of us. I am actually now curious about that white accessory plug The above comment mentioned

[@adambryant3803]

+Brett G I believe that white accessory plug is the same one you can run brp hand warmers too. or if you bought a GPS from brp themselves maybe it had that plug in. but I could be wrong.

[@egormrinskiy4402]

An INPLIX is a place where you can learn how to make it yourself much cheaper.