Yamaha MT09 & FZ09 DC Aux power port locations. USB, adapter, connectors, plug

[@shauntyas1490]

Great video, will now save me so much time trying to find the connectors. thanks Shaun

[@FinnyG47]

It makes a difference what aux plug you use these days with USB Quick Charger 3.0 available. The grey AUX ports that are on both sides are only 2A. With the newer USB 3.0A Quick chargers, you're going to want to utilize the Clutch side white Aux connector, which is the grip warmers. If you are actually using grip warmers, then you will want to utilize the grey AUX plugs and increase the 2A fuse to match the inline fuse of the device you are installing, otherwise, it won't quick charge. In my case, it was a dual port with a 10A fuse. Don't forget to replace 2A spare with correct size, too.

[@itsadyerthing]

Gary Finfrock thanks for your feedback Gary.. Cheers Rob

[@516pereira]

Do you have images or video?

[@jayskyblue]

Just caught up on your latest videos. They are great. As you do your mods can you continue to suggest what accessories should be a Yamaha product and what aftermarket products may be ok to not be Yamaha products to maybe save money like you did with the levers. You are now one of three youtubers I will be consistently watching....650ib, kischardio and you. Keep up the good work.

[@itsadyerthing]

you telling me you been binge-watching my videos ! LOL Just because I work for Yamaha doesn't mean I can promote other product ! They don't pay me enough or provide me with free goods to do that LOL.There'll be lots of aftermarket product going on my bike, but I cant install while the bike is in our office area which I agree and support, that's not cool..No haters here on Aliexpress, Amazon and basic aftermarket products here mate ! 100% Support it and ill explain why very soon...As I am typing his right now, we are being hammered by snowfall ! further we progress into Jan, Feb the further away we feel to playing on the road with our bikes ! ( sigh )I have lots to do and lots to come in for me to do. Sorry for the delays and I hope things get back on the go shortly !In the meantime, please stay safe and have funCheersRob

[@nanotusovejas]

Very useful video man. It allows me to find the aux ports on my yamaha mt09 2019 :)

[@keeelllaaan]

Thank you for the tour! Really helpful, I'm a new owner and have bought heated grips and USB-connector and this made it clear where the connectors are.

[@itsadyerthing]

Please refer to updated video as there was a misunderstanding on the actual connectors. But do test with test light and fuses before you go any further... the connections are not actually color coded !!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKqsfmWnd8yGadE

[@keithmckendrick1722]

Great vid man...really helpful...just about to fit a BMW Nav 5 from my old bike...so this really helped me out..cheers

[@itsadyerthing]

Keith McKendrick comments like yours make this video worth while ! Thank you for your support and great feedback ! Cheers Rob

[@bryanfarrelly523]

Great vid thanks. How would one connect a trickle charger for the winter low use period my man

[@itsadyerthing]

If you use something like a optimate or tecmate trickle charge you should in that package also have a direct to battery connector. Normally we connect one to our poles and route it down along side of the frame under the rear cover. For the most part myself I simply prefer to remove the batteries and keep them stored in my pantry where the temps are consistent and every time I grab a can o beans I see the batteries and can remember all the fun bikes times I had lol. Juts easier for me to grab them and through them on a charge as some people may not have access to a plug where they park their bikes etc... love community living... Cheers and hope you had a great season... Rob

[@itsadyerthing]

Please get your friends, friends of friend and or pals and anyone you know to subscribe to my channel, no need for notifications and or alerts just subscribe lol Love the support and growth of Its A Dyer Thing. Cheers Rob

[@QQ-tq7wy]

Thanks for Sharing This MT09 Great AUX plug video with us, 2 Thumb Up Mates. Hope to see more intro of this MT09 video. Things that we been hidden.

[@itsadyerthing]

Thanks for the support and shout out. Hope to work something out with work so they allow me to shoot more videos at work to help our fellow riders etc... If not then well have to figure something out Cheers and stay in touch. Rob

[@iamaturdle1514]

Thanks this was really helpful. What are the connectors called? I bought a usb outlet but it has SAE plugs. I need to find an adapter or just cut the wires and transfer them to a compatible connector.

[@itsadyerthing]

Glad it helped. Cheers and take care ! Rob

[@deborahstephanemahaux9314]

Nice; I've been looking for that aux power. Where can I buy the other end of the connector? The aux light I bought have bare wires. Thanks

[@itsadyerthing]

Deborah Stephane Mahaux I’ve seen some on eBay and Amazon. You can also google search there is a company that sells them but are pricy ! Best and maybe easiest bet is to go to your Yamaha dealership and ask them to find the aux connector from a grizzly 700 which will be in the electric section on the parts fiche. It looks like a little y connector.. comes with what you need and allow you to cut and make your own.. If you or your dealer can’t find it let me know and I’ll send you a part number when I’m back at work.. Cheers Rob

[@deborahstephanemahaux9314]

You are super helpful. Thanks so much. The dealer could not find the connector, but I did find it online. I only found the Aux on the right side, not the one on the left. Maybe because I have a 2014, maybe because I did not remove the tank.

[@itsadyerthing]

Deborah Stephane Mahaux Deborah Stephane Mahaux you are so welcome. No tank removal necessary but while you have the tank off might as well swap your filter for a reusable high flow one... more power !!! Not that the MT09 needs it 😍😍 Cheers Rob

[@krzypo6511]

They are available at ebay, not expensive. Just paste in search bar "Yamaha DC Power Outlet Connector Plug MT07 MT09 FZ07 Heated Grips USB Charger"

[@Tracer9GTRider8]

So can I do grips & USB on the left & Garmin charging cradle on the right? 2017 FZ09. Thanks!!!

[@itsadyerthing]

Yes. What you will do is take a test light and check with outlet is connected to the GW fuse which is in a little white/frosted holder with letters GW. That is found on the right side behind the scoop. Once you test connections and then pull the fuse you will know that this is the connection you use for your heated grip.... if I recall properly I think it was the black one. But this is so long ago please check yourself.. Thanks for reaching out and your support to my channel... Enjoy and have fun on MT09 !

[@Tracer9GTRider8]

@@itsadyerthing thank you!!!

[@Tracer9GTRider8]

@@itsadyerthing I hate to bother you, but I have another question on this. I connected my Garmin Zumo GPS cradle on the left side (not to the grip warmer connection though) and I keep getting a low battery message on the GPS. Could it be that connection doesn't provide the proper power for the GPS? The GPS battery holds a charge just fine so it appears that isn't the issue.

[@itsadyerthing]

@@Tracer9GTRider8 there are two on the left side and then another on the right side. The right side is geared towards auxiliary lights output I think you may find that one to be better. The left side ones was heated grip and aux. Some GPS are finicky and require a specific amp input. Ide say if you can get your hands on a ampmeter please do so and see what connector provides closest to required amperage according to the GPS manufacturer requirements. Also make sure all connections are well cleaned and proper. Cheers Rob

[@Tracer9GTRider8]

@@itsadyerthing Thank you, I am saving the GW for the Koso Apollo heated grips I've purchased so I'll do some checking and perhaps switch the connection to the right side. I appreciate your quick response!

[@soosol84250]

Great vidéo. I have a question, do you Know where the cable of the front abs sensor is pluged on ? I might be under the headlight but i dont find the connector

[@itsadyerthing]

Hmmm good question ! Ide say best thing is to reach out to your dealership and ask for electrical diagram and hope they are kind enough to assists. You can also look at the parts fiche parts diagram from a yamaha motor website, many times in the last few pages which are designated for electric you will get an idea as to where the both ends of wire harness goes to. Ide thing it be close to the steering neck to feed into main harness because having to swap cable out du to failure should not be too complicated! Good luck with your findings and if you're in Canada you can always contact our customer relations dept for assistance. Cheers and have a great weekend Rob

[@spirospapas411]

Does the MT03 2020 model have the same spare connectors for AUX power?

[@itsadyerthing]

Sorry, unfortunately the R3 does not have auxiliary power fused system all would need to be connected directly to battery with a fusible switch. If you are not using a switch to turn on and off power then you'll want to make sure your accessory is a smart device so that it auto shut off if the battery starts to get depleted!! Cheers Rob

[@spirospapas411]

Thanks was hoping for an existing ACC connection but couldn’t see any free plugs, like the larger MT range of bikes.

[@samwheaver4404]

Really useful information there thanks👍

[@itsadyerthing]

Thanks for the feedback ! Really appreciated ! Cheers Rob.

[@deborahstephanemahaux9314]

Do the Aux Power & Aux Lighting connectors work differently? Is one available when parked and the ignition is in P?

[@itsadyerthing]

Deborah Stephane Mahaux I would say they both work only when your ignition is on in order to preserve your battery.. only thing you can do is your hazard lights when you turn past lock on ignition key. Cheers and thanks for your feedback

[@DBNIGHT]

Thanks a lot now it’s all cleared

[@itsadyerthing]

Daniel Bandeira awesome and thanks for joining our community!! Cheers be happy 2019 riding season mate.. Rob

[@lynsmith1096]

Good video Rob

[@itsadyerthing]

Lyn Smith thank you Lyn ! If there is anything you guys are looking for please feel free to ask. I’m trying to make a name and capture more of an audience.. Cheers Rob

[@dermord00]

Hi! I was thinking on installig two 40w aux lights on my xsr 900. But I do not know the capacity of the alternator... what do you think?

[@itsadyerthing]

Sorry I would not be able to assist you on such technical question. I think it be best to communicate with either your dealership who could access the tech specialist for details or you contact yamaha customer relations dept for assistance from technical specialist to see if they can obtain the specs for you. Sorry I can assist further... but do keep us posted on that info as it would be good to know. Cheers. Rob

[@nobopaulbeitpoulice675]

Does the 2020 mt07 have the same plug? I have found the white auxiliary plug but I do not see the gray plug that you end up using. Please help. I have purchased koso Apollo heated grips and do not want to tap into my battery

[@itsadyerthing]

There's only the one DC aux plug for MT07/Fz07. Its found on left side closely behind the rectifier. This one is fused so you do have some safety behind it but will your heated grips cause fuse to blow, possible as its only rated to 2.0 amp. I think the safest thing for you would be to do a direct to battery connection and if the grips do not have a safety cut off feature then you make your own on/off switch. The Yamaha heated grips and Oxford heated grips are great cause they do offer such feature. Hope this helps Cheers and have a great 2021 ride season. Rob

[@nobopaulbeitpoulice675]

Wow dude. I didn’t expect such a quick response. I appreciate what you do for us new to the sport and new to working on our own bikes. Thank you. I do have a follow up question. You installed genuine Yamaha heated grips in another video and used a wire harness sold separately. If I purchase the Yamaha grips and the wire harness can I install it into the dc auxiliary plug? Or no matter what with my bike I need to install it to the battery? Thanks again for all the videos and info.

[@itsadyerthing]

@@nobopaulbeitpoulice675 un fortunately your MT07 was equipped with one AUX outlet and that would be rated for a DC or USB style output for charging your phones or GPS etc... any more demand to that then you'll run into fuse troubles.. so yes you'll be somewhat obligated to do a direct to battery connection for your heated grips. Now again they have a safety feature where they will turn off if they don't see any charge into your battery and will not turn on if your battery power is to low so you know you'll always have enough power to at least start your bike, so even if your at a patio grill bar with your buddies and some young punk is at your bike and keep pressing the power on the heated grips, they will not draw more than what is needed to get your bike running! That's a good thing.. I've had the Yamaha heated grips for a few bikes and they are ok, nice this is the convenience of the power switch integrated into the grip itself. But they don't get hot ! You'll feel then slightly through a pair if leather gloves so yeah they'll break the chill but not like your heated steering wheel etc... this past year I was using Oxford heated grips. Now those are nice... they offer multiple style grip surfaces and easily warm up those sausage fingers!!! Plus they also have the same safety feature ans function! Only downside is they have a separate control box that you need to find a location which is easily installed into your mirror mount for easy thumb reach... here you can see the features and functions from my more recent video. Thanks for reaching out and your support for view views !! Cheers Rob kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqTSiJquhpxpe7c

[@caputo116]

Another great video, how come I can’t find the dc outlet anywhere in America. The one that already has the plug? Or do you happen to know where I can get the plug to splice to an eBay one?

[@itsadyerthing]

So true !! Yamaha usa doesn't offer this both in USB nor as a DC ! That's sucks ! Ok well you can find a plug of your choose and the connector to splice onto your aux plug can be BS2-F62B0-V0-00 Again you'll only take the harness connector from this and connect it to your power plugin and connect to the unit harness so you have it fused and connected through your ignition switch too. Hope this helps you a bit. Or you can buy it fully assembled from a Canadian dealer who will ship to you. Search up Kelly's cycle and centre Hamilton Canada. Cheers. Rob

[@caputo116]

It's A Dyer Thing thanks again for coming to the rescue. We have got to link up at some point brother. I’m gonna pass along my contact info Incase you ever ride through my area (Fort Drum) or if you need anything that I may be able to help with. Shoot me a text or give me a shout sometime.

[@itsadyerthing]

@@caputo116 for sure !!! Especially when my folks are living in Kingston. Its literally a hop skip and jump away from you, oh wait, I forget swim too hahah. Shoot me a DM email anytime mate. And I suggest you remove your phone number or you'll be getting all sorts of crazys calling you up for sales marketing etc... lol [e-mail] And or hit me up on Instagram. robdyer1975 Cheers Rob

[@krzypo6511]

They are available at ebay. Just paste in search bar "Yamaha DC Power Outlet Connector Plug MT07 MT09 FZ07 Heated Grips USB Charger"

[@hellfiru12]

Great video, great discovery! I located the plugs on my bike, but I found an empty connector, without the pins. Can you advise what kind of model of spade connectors will fit there? Or if you have recommendations what USB charger to use for this plug? Thanks!

[@itsadyerthing]

That would only be a cap cover. Anything else would have direct connection to the harness. If you see this cap taped to the harness then the actual plug needs to be around there somewhere and possible just unplugged. They are hidden sneaky little buggers to find 😁😁 Cheers and thanks for reaching out along with your feedback and support ! Rob.

[@ridesanddrives]

Thanks for the overview!

[@itsadyerthing]

Thank you for the feedback!

[@chrisbarsoum4620]

I wanted to install integrated bar end turn signals (specifically Motogadget m-blaze disc led)...what power source would i use given the fact i want to keep my original turn indicators as well?

[@itsadyerthing]

Nice lights... looks only to be led and 2 wire, doesn't look like it needs a power source so you would simply plug it in place of your existing flasher source. I don't expect the led would cause any draw to your existing system to cause any issues. In sure you could simply piggy back it to your current setup and be fine. But you wanna go without bar end weights ???? Hmmm may feel more bar buz... but yeah. I don't see why you can jump it into the same wire connection as your existing flashers. Test before you start splicing your wires. You should be able to manually sneak your wire in through the back of the connector to see if you create hyper flash or no flash...etx.... looks good though.

[@anel3317]

@It's A Dyer Thing or anyone - Do you know if the Tracer 700 has the same fuse box distribution as FZ09 ? I am wondering if the fuse box seen on the right side, under the tank, exists on MT07 (my Tracer) as I seemed to have burned one. The ones under the seat all seem Ok so wondering where the problem might be :/

[@itsadyerthing]

I'm trying to find a way to share a owners manual to provide you locations for fuses etc. This is the best I can come up with as sharable link. Sorry mt09 and mt07 do not share same setup or aux connectors etc... Here is a link for mt07. www.manualslib.com/manual/837941/Yamaha-Mt-07.html?page=80

[@ccllz6469]

Excellent video:) Wich color Its for USB? White or gray?

[@itsadyerthing]

Lz Cell I hate to say it but what ever colour you have. You will go with opposite! Yes scary eh. If your connector is white then use the grey lead and vice versa ! I hope I’m wrong but after testing what I had when I installed heated grips I tested wire and it was reversed !!! Yeah Hope this helps.. if you need more info please let me know.

[@ccllz6469]

@@itsadyerthing só the White Its for aux and Grey are for grips (more AMP) right?

[@itsadyerthing]

@@ccllz6469 youde think so eh.. youde think that they color code it matching with the accessories!! Well I was fooled lol... Take a look at this video and you can skip to 14:00 so the important part. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKqsfmWnd8yGadE Cheers Rob

[@English_MoFo]

Hey buddy, do you think a 23 mt03 would have that stock accessory port?

[@itsadyerthing]

Under the headlight side covers is where you'll see the aux ports. There would be two for each heated grip, then another one for your usb / aux power to ignition. Those are the only 2 for the 2021 to 2023 models. Did loose the 3rd which would have been for aix lighting.. Hope this helps. Cheers Rob

[@English_MoFo]

@@itsadyerthing sweet, thanks for the reply

[@coderedcamaro4812]

Great and informative!!!! Liked and subscribed

[@itsadyerthing]

Mike Mulnix thank you for your support Mike !! Weather getting better so I’ll be out soon with more content !!

[@coderedcamaro4812]

@@itsadyerthing I'll be waiting.

[@timbatec]

Excellent video man! Since Yamaha hasn’t responded yet you might help me! I bought new led turn signals with running light, unfortunately my 2019 MT 09 (european model) has 2 instead of 3 wires. Any idea how to connect the running light? Thanks in advance

[@itsadyerthing]

First and foremost you'll want to get rid of this huge resistors!!! Just a mess if you have the Yamaha LED. Get yourself a 4.00 flasher relay designed for LED. You can get off Amazon. As for your front 3 wire to a 2 wire flasher setup. If you don't car about having light on front during all the time the. You can simply cover up the 3rd wire from harness and do that. If you want to have full light on ans flash then I suggest you look for what is call flasher genie. This will convert a two wire into three. I have also included a link of a video I did about flashers and what you need to make a simple install. Hope this helps... kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWjdd2WgrJtnpbc

[@timbatec]

It's A Dyer Thing thank you!

[@seanmarley2077]

Cheers man, I'm trying to do this aswell, yam indicators plus I'm going to try and get 3 into 2 wires for the front 100%getting the relay

[@gamotur]

Does 2019 Tracer 900 have the same Aux plug locations ?

[@itsadyerthing]

GAMOTUR hey Gamotur. I don’t think the Tracer has the same plugs. Best this to check the owners manual which you can view free online through yamaha website. Hope this helps and thanks for reaching out On a side note. There will be aux port for the aux lights.

[@gamotur]

@@itsadyerthing Thank You

[@nolle7010]

Is there a aux connector on the Yamaha mt 125? If so, where do I find it? Thank you!

[@itsadyerthing]

I dont think so on such a small unit, but to be 100% sure I would reach out to your Yamaha Head office in your country.. We here in Canada and North America we do not have the the awesome MT125 ! it would be a nice bike to see though. Do reach out to your local Yamaha Corporate office through the customer service dept and ask for their expert service. Hope this helps and hope you find the answers you are looking for. Cheers and thanks for your support to my channel! 😁😁

[@nolle7010]

@@itsadyerthing Okay, thank you so much for answering!

[@protectork9831]

I found the plug and want to install harbour freight lights using their harness . Plugs dont match what can I do

[@itsadyerthing]

Protector K9 you can go to amazon or eBay and obtain a replacement Yamaha 2 pin connector or you can get a y junction harness from your Yamaha dealership which are used in quads yfm700 grizzly up to 2017 or ask if the dealer may have an old harness connector which they can give to you so you can make your own connector. There are options... Hope this helps and thanks for reaching out Cheers Rob

[@protectork9831]

@@itsadyerthing thanks I will check out amazon

[@itsadyerthing]

Protector K9 if you have trouble sourcing the 2pin from amazon as stated previously you can always buy this quad ATV harness and cut the cable to make your own connection. Yamaha part number would be 5KM-86171-00-00 Cheers Rob

[@protectork9831]

@@itsadyerthing thanks for the part number found it on walmart for 17.31 . Will order it

[@itsadyerthing]

Protector K9 get out !!! Hahaha How funny is that eh ! Cool... Take care and thanks for the support. Cheers Rob

[@doylee469]

In order to make a connection to the auxillary light port on the right hand side, do you know the part number for the insert? Thanks

[@itsadyerthing]

You can or should be able to order yamaha part number B4J-H25B0-V0-00 cones as a pack of 5. It's the other end of connector for you to add to any accessories you have.

[@therevenantofyourex2236]

Thanks mate, great video, I've found the 2 on the left, but i cant find the one on the right, I'll have a better look right up there Saturday. The guys here at Yamaha are clueless over here in Australia, none of them even knew about them, or what I'm talking about. Let alone how to get the connectors, thanks again Rob

[@itsadyerthing]

Anything to help my fellow Aussi mate..,, again this is for 2017 to 2019 FZ09-MT09.. I'm still super jealous of yah though ! Back in 70's when I was a wee lad back in the UK, my folks were deciding between Australia and Canada... Well i'm sure you can figure out where I ended up at ! between -6 & -122 for the next week oh and lots of snow too.. LOLCheers and thanks for the feedback ! Much appreciated...Rob

[@therevenantofyourex2236]

@@itsadyerthing Thanks mate I've got a 2017 flat black MT09, I feel for you mate, about 20 - 35 degrees is perfect for me, If you've seen the international weather report, it was 48.9 degrees yesterday & summer is just starting. Whats your average summer temperature in Canada?

[@itsadyerthing]

Damn. Sweet !! but I'm sure you also must get tired of the heat all the time!! Who am I kidding here... hahaOur summers can get up to 35 at the max which is still rare, for the most part we are averaging temperatures of 25 degrees and then throw humidex on top of that so 30ish..for the past week we have been sitting in -14 on average and snow for the next week ! Keep it up like this and ill have to source out timbersled track kit ! LOL...Thanks for reaching out and sharing your feedback ! Love the support !CheersRob

[@therevenantofyourex2236]

@@itsadyerthing Now that I would love to see, I watched a guy turn a dirt bike into a snow machine, just add some spikes to your tires, like the snow rally bikes have LOL

[@Petetrenouth]

hi, going to fit the yamaha grip heaters yme-f2960-10, they come with a lead to connect straight to the battery. I am planning to fit them via the built in outlet on the bike. my only concern is that they come with a 15 amp fuse, but the one in the gw (white fuse holder) is only 5 amp. my concern is that the auxiliary plug/fuse built into the bike will not take the electrical draw from the heated grips. your thoughts / help on this would be much appreciated. Pete.

[@itsadyerthing]

hey Pete, do check this one out at time oif 13:50 which may also be of help. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKqsfmWnd8yGadE as for 15amp vs 5amp, good question, I would suggest try 5 am first, you are far greater to play it safe and burn out fuse if the system is overloaded than damage the unit ! if thoe grips you are installing are too demanding for the stock harness then youll have ot go old fashion way and direct connect to your battery and either set up a one off switch or make sure there is a safety cutoff so you dont kill your battery. I have never had a failure of fuse blowing with normal usage of our grip warmers. Hope you get it sorted out and all works smoothly for you ! Cheers and be safe., Rob

[@Petetrenouth]

@@itsadyerthing Thanks for the quick reply Rob, just waiting for the correct connectors to turn up, and i will give it a go, as i would prefer to do it that way with a witched feed, rather than going straight to the battery. Guess it's a case of watch this space. Take care, Pete.

[@omarramadan3928]

I have 2016 FJ-09, is the information in this video still applicable?

[@itsadyerthing]

Hmm good question. I don't see why not. Electronics have not changed much so I'm sure there is something of some sort there... Best place would be to refer to your owners manual. If you don't have you can go to Yamaha website and view the online owners manual.

[@sportivo141]

Great video, thank you. Quick question about aux connector 2A 12v. Does that meant each side aux connector can support up to 2A 12v? I have 2 x 20w led fog light and ensure enough power to feed from the aux. Thank you

[@itsadyerthing]

both would connect through a splitter from your main harness and connect to the one connector and it would take it without any trouble since Yamaha also offers aux light for this bike, there are a total of 3 aux connections, but you only need the 1 for both lights and they will work off the ignition switch so you can also make sure to not drain power accidently. You will however use an aux switch to turn on and off. Cheers Rob

[@jameschadwick1118]

Do you know if the auxiliaries are in the same place on the 2016 FZ8

[@itsadyerthing]

I don't think so. But you can consult your owners manual or even download the owners manual and it will notify you there.

[@2510-i9v]

Very informative and very appreciated.

[@itsadyerthing]

sorry for the late reply, i was not notified by YT that i received a message. Love to be of help and thank you for your feedback,, have yourself a great season.. be safe, cheers Rob

[@bartoskii]

Does the 2014 MT-07 have the same aux-ports? Planning to install a USB-outlet

[@itsadyerthing]

Good day James. The MT07 / FZ07 should have one designated auxiliary port, anything else would require you to fund your own power source such as battery direct etc. That one port would be suitable for battery charger via USB or dc12v etc... There has been very minimal change in MT07 FZ07 products such as frame internals and wiring harness etc.. Hope this helps and thanks for reaching out. Cheers Rob

[@oscarescobar5622]

does the 2015 have the same AUX connector ?

[@itsadyerthing]

I think so. Its a simple remove side cover and search. Sorry I can not be more concrete with that answer.

[@RCreviews4u]

Amp of fuse for GW???

[@itsadyerthing]

Will Moersen let me check tomorrow when I’m at work and ill let you know Will..

[@itsadyerthing]

5AMP fuse that is located in here.CheersRob

[@RCreviews4u]

I put a 10 and I’ll replace it back with a five

[@itsadyerthing]

Will Moersen and make sure that the connector used it the grey one that you seen taped onto the harness on the left side of the bike. I’m just reviewing the instructions now to make sure there is no mention to increase fuse amperage.. Grey connection is for your GW. White one is for your aux power source and right side grey one is for six lights.

[@breytex]

@@itsadyerthing hey! Just to clarify: white (loosely dangling connector) is for 12v power source (like phone charging) and the Grey (taped) one is for heated grips, right? Can I just connect non-yamaha heated grips with same power consumption to the connector? Or do I also have to upgrade a fuse? Appreciate your work! Thanks a lot!

[@justintan7370]

Hi Rob, Does the bikes in Canada does not come default with a quick shifter?

[@itsadyerthing]

Good day to you GA Aero, That is correct! The MT09 and FZ09 from 2017 + do not come factory equipped or factory installed Quickshift. This is a optional feature from Yamaha for North America. Why did they go this route, I'm not too sure. possibly to help keep the MSRP down or to allow it to be customers choice. There however may be dealers who are selling the bike simply order up the shift kit and install it prior to rolling it out onto the showroom ! But Yeah its a optional part here in both Canada and USA. Part number is BS2-E81A0-V0-00 and this only works for 2017 to 2019 MT09.Hope this answers your question mate and thanks for reaching out !CheersRob

[@justintan7370]

@@itsadyerthing Ahhhh okay okay, In Singapore both the MT-09 & MT-09 SP both come equipped default with Quickshift. Thanks for the info

[@itsadyerthing]

USA and Canada don't even have the privilege of the MT09 SP ! we only have standard MT no SP !!! Cheers and thanks for reaching out all the way from Singapore ! Peace...Rob

[@bramgort6813]

So I guess the 2015 version doesn't have the correct connection?..

[@itsadyerthing]

That is correct. This only takes place for 2017 and newer. Cheers Rob

[@ericc8895]

will this work for a 2015 model?

[@itsadyerthing]

Eric C unfortunately this is only 2017 to 2019 models. I can not be for sure that there is a aux power port on older FZ... well not as many as what you see on newer ones.. It is easy enough to remove the side plates to see, but I don’t think you will have all 3.. Cheers Rob

[@jacildogiorobiel.9081]

Sir.. What im going to do to fix my trycity 125 yamaha.. Accedentally shortCircuite the Auxilliary DC conector thene after that circuit Doesn't not start my bike and my intromental control Function doesn't not work to..please help. Me to fix my bike

[@jacildogiorobiel.9081]

I hope you help me to fix my Problem to my bike

[@itsadyerthing]

Gio Robie Jacildo I would suggest you look and see if you have a fuse blown. This is first thing to check. Nothing I can do to help you as I have not experienced with trycity bike, we do see this bike in North America. I suggest you contact your dealership and look at owners manual.. But I am sure all you have done is blow the fuse.. check fuse box and replace.. I think you have your DC connection wrong please be careful.. Hope you find the problem. Hope you fix. Good luck Gio. Rob

[@jacildogiorobiel.9081]

Thankyou very much sir. 😊😊

[@itsadyerthing]

Gio Robie Jacildo I hope you rectify your small problem.. Take care and thank you for your support Cheers Rob

[@jeff-zd2bg]

Thanks for the helpful vid

[@itsadyerthing]

Another Sheep you are most welcome ... Cheers Rob

[@itsadyerthing]

Another Sheep there is an update to this as Yamaha didn’t colour coordinate the connectors !!! This video you just watched shows you location of the connectors but what this one for updated info please.... kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKqsfmWnd8yGadE

[@AkashAkash-ku1zd]

Bro can you make full review of mt09 in one video all specs and all please

[@itsadyerthing]

sorry for the delayed reply, i wasnt notified by YT that i received a message! Thanks for your feedback, Be safe Cheers Rob

[@krzysiekm95]

thanks bro

[@itsadyerthing]

Any time mate.... glad to be of assistance. Rob

[@devious17]

thanks, usefull

[@Jeremiah-TwistedTrucker]

Yes alot easier thank you

[@itsadyerthing]

Good ! now get out and Ride !!!! LOL

[@Jeremiah-TwistedTrucker]

Lol will do

[@stevenc8140]

It's 80 degrees outside today Mr. Dyer!!! Have you taken the chains or the ski-skids off yet? What a bunch of boobs...Living In Canada! Do you guys really like Mayo on everything? Hey when I get done teasing you...Where's the ODB II connection buddy? You're too funny guy. You seem a little off in this video brother? You OK? Of course for Yamaha and FZ09, your are my go to source...Another great vid

[@itsadyerthing]

So sorry for a late reply, not sure why I wasn't notified on your message, sometimes YT message system is not the best.. Hmm Mayo... LOL between that and maple syrup, nothing better. hmmm, maple mayo !! maybe we're onto something here... these are around the times i was getting slapped on for making videos at work ! even though off work hours, corporate marketing did not like the fact that i was broadcasting out info and creating views plus fan base.. corporate policies etc,,, as for the Port connection, it will be found on right hand side under seat area, here is a link of another video i found for you to get a visual reference, Hope this helps and again thank you for your feedback and support. Cheers Rob kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWO0ha2Qhbqgg8k

[@ccllz6469]

Thanks:)

[@itsadyerthing]

Lz Cell glad to be of help Lz Cell.. Cheers and thanks for the support mate ! Rob

[@Jeremiah-TwistedTrucker]

Sup brother

[@itsadyerthing]

you back to yourself mate ! hope all is well !

[@oguzhanokvuran2753]

Does the 2014 fz8 fazer have such a power port?

[@itsadyerthing]

Good question. Best thing to do is download the owners manual. You'll find the info there for sure. You'll search for aux power and also refer to the fuse reference.. you can download the owners manual from Yamaha Motor website of your location. Cheers Rob

[@kyussdemon1]

Does the xsr900 have these same ports?

[@itsadyerthing]

I would like to think so because they offer the same accessories. Only way to confirm is to read the owners manual which can be downloaded from Yamaha websites.