Hayabusa heated grips wiring socket?

[lalit7474]

Hello Y'all,
I read somewhere that gen 3 busa comes with a socket hidden behind the fairing to connect OEM heated grips. (part #57100-10811)
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I tried to find it online but had no luck. Customer service is horrible & even dealer doesn't know how to do it. Can anyone share the OEM manual or location of the socket? I don't want to connect it to the battery. TIA

 

[Got-Busa?]

I’ll look when I get home tonight unless someone else posts it before.

 

[Coffs]

It's under the r/h trim price (above ram air tube). You disconnect the r/h controls and plug the new harness into both connectors. The heated grip controller gets power plus can bus signals from it.

 

[scotty - 12]

Holy crap. $450????

 

[lalit7474]

It's under the r/h trim price (above ram air tube). You disconnect the r/h controls and plug the new harness into both connectors. The heated grip controller gets power plus can bus signals from it.

Great. Thanks. I thought it's in the left hand side fairing piece. Now I'll have to figure hour how to pull the cables (+&-) to power up the after market heated grips that's I've got.

 

[lalit7474]

I’ll look when I get home tonight unless someone else posts it before.

Thanks man. Pictures appreciated. I just want to get power and neutral.

 

[lalit7474]

Holy crap. $450????

Ain't buying. I bought koso grips. Feels premium at 1/4 price lol

 

[lalit7474]

It's under the r/h trim price (above ram air tube). You disconnect the r/h controls and plug the new harness into both connectors. The heated grip controller gets power plus can bus signals from it.

Alright so I can see three sockets there. Which one are you talking about?

 

[Got-Busa?]

I don’t see anything about installing heated grips but this will give you the breakdown of what each plug is for.

 

[lalit7474]

I don’t see anything about installing heated grips but this will give you the breakdown of what each plug is for.

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This is some good stuff. Thanks

 

[Steve127]

Can anyone advise me if aftermarket heated grips could be wired into the thee OEM socket that I understand sits under the top left hand panel? I have a brand new set of Oxford Hot Grips that I purchase for a previous Busa but I never fitted them. I considered asking the dealer to fir some OEM heated grips at the time I purchased the bike until he hit me with the price. When I picked myself up off the floor I decided to go with aftermarket. The Oxford grips are intended to wire directly via inline fuse to the battery but I don't like the idea of accidental operation after the engine has been cut. Also has anyone had experience of how to remove the existing grips, do they get destroyed removing them?

 

[sixpack577]

Heated gloves, problem solved, And...All of your hands stay warm, not just the grip, but more importantly, the backs of your hands exposed to the wind.

 

[havabusa]

There are some 12 volt switched fuses in our fuse box. I used one for the Radar Detector and 'signal' wire for my aftermarket alarm.

I'll be adding the Kosos to 2 bikes this Arizona 'winter'. What size fuse to the Koso's use?

(The factory heated grips on my KTM were 'only' $150 and a couple hours in the garage due to my fumbling abound and they are dash controlled with a pretty easily accessible plug. That's what crazy about the Kawi and Suzi price for me. The Kawi price for my ZH2 is $430.00!)

 

[havabusa]

I've heard that the Koso Grips shut off for low power, but I don't think I'd connect them directly to the battery.

 

[AnnCris]

Hello Y'all,
I read somewhere that gen 3 busa comes with a socket hidden behind the fairing to connect OEM heated grips. (part #57100-10811)
Product Link
I tried to find it online but had no luck. Customer service is horrible & even dealer doesn't know how to do it. Can anyone share the OEM manual or location of the socket? I don't want to connect it to the battery. TIA

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Just got my OEM grip heater and there are wiring diagram from the manual. There is no hidden socket just unplug R/H switch coupler and put the grip heater wire between. I think it's pretty difficult to extract power from here.

 

[ottafish]

Just got my OEM grip heater and there are wiring diagram from the manual. There is no hidden socket just unplug R/H switch coupler and put the grip heater wire between. I think it's pretty difficult to extract power from here.

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Wonder if that loom is available as a seperate item?
Be a great plug n play setup to hook up phone charger or gps or any switched 12v into the cockpit.

 

[sixpack577]

Wonder if that loom is available as a seperate item?
Be a great plug n play setup to hook up phone charger or gps or any switched 12v into the cockpit.

I looked on Partzilla, so far, all I see is the entire wire loom for $575...which probably doesn't include that small harness.
I looked in multiple sections and could not find it anywhere else.
I did see the ecu is available though, and was shocked it was only $643.
It is listed as a 'blank ecu' as well, so I don't know if that means you need Woolrich or dealer programming before it'll work.

 

[havabusa]

How did the install go and where did you connect for the 12V power, please?

 

[AnnCris]

How did the install go and where did you connect for the 12V power, please?

For OEM grip heater, Just connect the R/H switch coupler and that's it.

 

[havabusa]

For OEM grip heater, Just connect the R/H switch coupler and that's it.

Thanks. I'm going with aftermarket (Koso) since I'll be installing them on three bikes. I didn't want to spend the $1300, or so.