[Jeff]

Has anyone figured out what the wiring harness might go to under the seat?

 

[doublethreat]

I saw that the other day too.....no idea as of now!

 

[Kahold Cheung]

Is a yamaha diagnostic cable for the delaer to plug in a computer and figure out whats wrong with the bike. All the way from electronic to engine and such of things. Yamaha install it there to be easy access

 

[doublethreat]

Is that a guess on your part or do you know that for sure?

 

[Kahold Cheung]

No that's a fact plus is in the manual i forgot what page i basically read the whole manual

 

[doublethreat]

Thanks for posting that up. The FZ07 at our house is my wife's bike and I haven't read through the manual yet.....probably need to take the time and do that! I appreciate the info.

 

[Texan1948]

doublethreat the manual also talks about a 12 volt outlet under the tank panels. I would like your take on what that is and the cable/wire under the passenger seat. Thanks

 

[doublethreat]

doublethreat the manual also talks about a 12 volt outlet under the tank panels. I would like your take on what that is and the cable/wire under the passenger seat. Thanks

I still haven't read through the FZ07 owner's manual yet, but if it is anything like the FZ09, the 12V outlet/plug assembly is provided there for someone to be able to tap into (you have to buy the matching plug) or cut it off and splice wires, for a very low current device such as a GPS or cell phone, etc. The one on the FZ09 is a switched power point and fused at 2 Amps. By switched, that means that when the key is on or the engine is running (I forget which way), there is power there. When the key is off, there is no power. As far as the plug assembly under the seat, again, I haven't read the book yet but member K....C.... stated that it was for a Yamaha diagnosis computer.

 

[Jeff]

I wonder is the matching plug for the 12V outlet/plug available yet and where? Does anyone know?

 

[Texan1948]

thanks doublethreat

 

[wlaukaitis]

That plug does put out voltage (14 or so with the bike off and a maintainer on) So it is not switched. I did look around a bit under the tank but I did not remove and plastic.

 

[mike d]

I read that it was only on when the bike was on, but I dunno. The matching connectors are available here.
I don't know if we need the male or female because I haven't looked at it yet, but for the cost I just ordered one of each with pins. I hope to get around to wiring in a 12V outlet in the not too distant future.