Anyone extend the cables for the OEM heated grips?

TheHelios

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(Tried searching and didn't find anything :/ )


I bought one of the RRR Tools Adjustable Handlebar thingies and I knew that I may have issues due to the brake/clutch lines. What I wasn't expecting was the OEM heated grip's cables being really short. They are so short that I can't even mount the bar in the lowest, most forward position on the handlebar riser.


I haven't lifted the tank up to see how the cables are routed as I haven't had the time to check but is anyone aware of a way to extend the heated grip lines or if I'm just being stupid and they're actually long but wrapped into a bundle under the tank?
 

spam16v

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They don't gu under the tank, they route over to the right side panel and there's plenty of slack
 

Will Rotten

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I have a cheap set of risers on my bars and my OEM heated grip wires are taught when turned all the way left. IF I had went with a taler riser, and I want to, I will be in you predicament so I will be watching to see what others suggest. BTW, I installed my grips so I know where the wires run and have given every bit of slack possible.
 

TheHelios

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Took apart the bike today to do several longstanding things (refill coolant, remove dash plate, and figure out why my PIAA lights no longer work) and in the process, blew 3 20 amp fuses. That's what I get for blindly connecting wires together without a multimeter. Yes, I'm an idiot.


ANYWAYYYYY, I also checked out the heated grip lines and there's definitely no slack.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTGncUX6MYk

Now, the connectors used for the cable to whatever the main harness is looks pretty standard so if anyone knows where to find a connector like this, I could totally just make an extension cable myself and can be good to go from there.
 

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