where is this mounted on a 2011 yamaha. there is a small metal pin under the forward reverse switch on th inside of the consule. can't figure out why
784045
Wherever you want. Unless there is an obvious designated area put it where it's easy to run and hide the wires and where you can see it.
784046
The best location is were you can best see it(in the dash) and install it to power on with the ignition switch, otherwise it will drain your batteries.
784047
I have a dash cover, my state of charge meter is mounted between the glove box and steering column
1922017
It's located under the passanger side underneath the glove box. You have to remove the motor which is kind of a pain. The worst part is being upside down in the passanger seat for an hour or so.
1380354
I remember runnin into the same problem when I had mine. I can't remember exactly where it was located but it's there. Look underneath the amp and the power supply. It's a small switch that is not obviously seen. I'm sorry that I don't remember exactly where it is. I just remember it being a small sliding switch that is on the amp, not in the amp.
160215
usa.yamaha.com Look around here...I don't know the answer for that specific model.
1463260
On the rear wheel fender with the hook on it.. it hooks into the seat post right behind the crank, and then it bolts into where the rear brake would bolt.. and thats about it for the rear. For the front fender, it bolts into the rear of the fork, most forks have that mounting hole. I didnt use it because i installed a mudguard to the bottom of the frame.
141514
I have them on some yamaha 5 but ya if you reverse them. They will point the speaker up. And if you invert the insert you can get more angle
2060401
I don't know. Best way to find out is to contact Yamaha, but I really like my unit.
2154401
I have a 1999 Yamaha 90 and it fit perfectly. Undo the pin that holds the tilt shaft to the boat motor and then remove the four bolts (two each side) that hold the tilt/trim assembly. That will allow the motor to tilt forward slightly. That was enough for me to get to all three bolts holding the tilt/trim motor on. Make sure you have the tilt lock engaged on the motor so it doesn't fall when you remove the pin.
1272214
That is its purpose. It is a reverse gear protector.. The idea being if you were in thick weeds the gear shift could only get bumped to neutral.. that you must actually pull up on the bar and push the shifter into reverse.. Its a safety thing.. I left mine on.. Going into reverse is a little weird, requiring 2 hands, but its safer that way.
1691181
The kit I bought came with a push button switch that I mounted to the bike frame just below the gas tank on the left side. Very easy to turn on/off even while riding... j.d.
1474353
Not sure where the reverse gear on a Ultra is, but the brackets to these pegs attach to the passenger floorboard bracket and then the pegs move into positions from behind the floorboard up and forward of the floorboard. It will lock into positions along this arc.
106230
We mounted this lever on a left side and had no problem. I can't see any letters or numbers as its already installed. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
1579737
Where will u be installing the transducer that the transom mount will not work
678213
This stat is just a switch, so mounting position doesn't matter. How ever it is not a good unit. I took mine out and went back to using my original stat.
2201526
Depends how you mount it on your particular motorcycle, I think towards the rear. It's up to your preference to be honest.
1896801
I'm not sure, you should call a Yamaha dealer ask them for a part # and if it matches then buy it from Amazon.
1346144
Do they make this in 4 pin. On/off/auto? Looking to mount reverse lights that come on with factory lights but also have the option to have them not come on in reverse and switch on when every I want as an aux. Or does anyone have the recomendation on how to add a wire to this harness to make that work? Ridgid makes a harness for this but its almost $60 bucks. I already have a 4 pin switch.