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Sooner · 07-29-2010, 07:58 AM

I bought 2 of my 12 vdc outlets off ebay for around $8 each. They both came off Yamaha Grizzlies. There's a large plastic nut on the back side. You just drill the plastic, install the adapter, run the nut down and wire it up. I recommend running the power to the battery with a 10a inline fuse and the ground wire to a convenient bolt on the frame.

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Sooner Honda Addict Join Date: May 2010 Location: Harrah, OK Posts: 200	I bought 2 of my 12 vdc outlets off ebay for around $8 each. They both came off Yamaha Grizzlies. There's a large plastic nut on the back side. You just drill the plastic, install the adapter, run the nut down and wire it up. I recommend running the power to the battery with a 10a inline fuse and the ground wire to a convenient bolt on the frame. __________________ 2007 Suzuki King Quad 450 4x4 - 14" ITP SS112 wheels, 26" Bighorns, Xtreme 3" lift, RT2500 Winch, Twin Air filter, RAM GPS mount, Lowrance GPS, Plano ATV storage box, 2 - Playmate coolers and a RAM self-leveling beer holder 2010 Can Am Outlander 650 Max - 26" Bighorns, 200 watt audio tube by Sooner, BRP rear storage box 2007 Honda Rancher 420 4x4 ES (red), 14" ITP SS112 wheels, 26" Bighorns (Sold) 2007 Honda Rancher 420 4x4 ES (yellow), 14" ITP SS112 wheels, 26" Bighorns (Sold)