Nautilus wiring diagram

[colm_c]

Hi Guys,

I'm about to install a nautilus on the GS, and since I haven't installed anything like this before, I've done up a wiring diagram before I begin.

Can anyone tell me if this is correct, or if I need to change anything? Specifically around the grounding panel?

Thanks.

 

[D6]

 

[colm_c]

View attachment 144985

So 85+86 should go to NN's horn connector?

 

[D6]

to be honest i dont know what a horn nn horn connector is?
someone will be along soon to clarify
if its a live switching horn , 85 is from the horn button,(live),86, to earth(or to the earth wire from the horn),,,,,
this pulls the coil in and closes the 30/87 conections, which put power to the horn...
i dont think you really need a ground panel either, just earth to the frame?battery is already earthed there

 

[colm_c]

NN's horn connector is:
http://www.nippynormans.com/Hard-wi...ith-Can-Bus-wiring/productinfo/STB-CANBUSKIT/

It allows the removal of the existing horn (and connector) and replaces it with two wires which can be used with any horn.

 

[D6]

30/87 is fine,
just connect 85/86 to the 2 wires coming from the nn thingy,as one will be live, one neutral,,, looks just like a connector to let you use a horn without ruining your old horn connector, seems v expensive for what it is?
ps
be prepared for the horn blowing, i nearly crapped mesen when i did it the 1st time in an enclosed space

 

[colm_c]

30/87 is fine,
just connect 85/86 to the 2 wires coming from the nn thingy,as one will be live, one neutral,,, looks just like a connector to let you use a horn without ruining your old horn connector, seems v expensive for what it is?
ps
be prepared for the horn blowing, i nearly crapped mesen when i did it the 1st time in an enclosed space

Expensive yeah, but pretty handy to allow me to return the original horn when selling the bike.