Pro RMK accessories power hook up

[Snow Guy]

Bought a pro, and I was wondering if there some place I can get power for a heated visor. Non electric start or I would just hook to the battery.
Thanks in advance


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[alberta chad]

Look in Velcro enclosed electrical connection. Is located just above primary clutch. There is a accessories connection there.


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[Koski975]

there should be a factory hook up under dash

 

[Snow Guy]

Ok thanks, I'll have to take a look to night


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[Vance Matheson]

Ok thanks, I'll have to take a look to night


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have a look in the pouch at the top of the over structure

 

[Snow Guy]

Found 4 plugs, one DC pwr, AC pwr, ECM pwr and another with 2 wires going to it that is not labeled. I'm guessing the ECM is engine control module, DC is direct current and AC is alternating current, no idea about the 4th.
Is one of these a place I can get power for my heated visor?
Thanks


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[007sevens]

Found 4 plugs, one DC pwr, AC pwr, ECM pwr and another with 2 wires going to it that is not labeled. I'm guessing the ECM is engine control module, DC is direct current and AC is alternating current, no idea about the 4th.
Is one of these a place I can get power for my heated visor?
Thanks


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DC power- Direct Current
AC power- Alternating Current
ECM Power- Use this plug to power up the ECM without starting (diagnostics)
Plug with no label- If this plug is in-between the over structure and has a black plug that accepts flat blade connectors it is your tether connector.

 

[007sevens]

I thought there was a plug up in behind the Gauge cluster. If you have the hood off and look up into the pocket behind the light its a Male/Female Black plug accepts exact same plug. Its DC power.

You need a DC power for your heated visor.

 

[AreWeThereYet]

I thought there was a plug up in behind the Gauge cluster. If you have the hood off and look up into the pocket behind the light its a Male/Female Black plug accepts exact same plug. Its DC power.

You need a DC power for your heated visor.

A heated visor requires either dc or ac, just like heated grips or thumb warmer. It is just a resistance, so voltage supply doesn't matter, just make sure you fuse it.

DC power is recommended because you will have consistent voltage throughout the rpm band, AC you will have lower voltage at lower rpm.

 

[JMCX]

Good info here: CAUTION: Read this if powering ANY electrical accessories on your PRO. - SnoWest Snowmobile Forum

 

[007sevens]

Good info here: CAUTION: Read this if powering ANY electrical accessories on your PRO. - SnoWest Snowmobile Forum

I didn't read it all but it makes sense. They are saying that the dc power plug by the primary clutch is not fused. The other power source up in the over structure is fused and that you should never put a bigger fuse than the 2amp fuse that the sled comes with so as to not over load the power systems.

 

[alberta chad]

The top of the over structure is where the tether plug goes. No nothing else to do. Just plug in the tether to it and tape off the spare sites that come with the tether. Found this out the long way. Lol


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[007sevens]

The top of the over structure is where the tether plug goes. No nothing else to do. Just plug in the tether to it and tape off the spare sites that come with the tether. Found this out the long way. Lol


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We will keep that in mind as we help this fellow with his heated visor power. Thanks but......

 

[Snow Guy]

Checked for power in the plugs that are just under the handle bars, nether of the 2 plugs had power. But I found a plug up by the headlights that has 12 volts, anyone know what this plug is for and if I can get power from it for my visor?
Thanks


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[007sevens]

Checked for power in the plugs that are just under the handle bars, nether of the 2 plugs had power. But I found a plug up by the headlights that has 12 volts, anyone know what this plug is for and if I can get power from it for my visor?
Thanks


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Thats the one I would use.

 

[Snow Guy]

Thats the one I would use.

I did use that wired in a 2 amp fuses and ran the visor plug up to the left hand bar grip. Works great


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[007sevens]

I did use that wired in a 2 amp fuses and ran the visor plug up to the left hand bar grip. Works great


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Just need snow lol.

 

[gdhillon]

Just need snow lol.

Maybe theres a way we can wire in a snow maker and mount it on our tunnels?

 

[007sevens]

Maybe theres a way we can wire in a snow maker and mount it on our tunnels?

make a mint this year wit that.