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Author Topic: 2013 S Accessories - Fender Eliminator, Integrated turn signals, SAE connection  (Read 2249 times)

MorbidBBQ

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I recently got a 2013 S, and have it shipped off for the zero monolith battery replacement campaign.
I'm planning some upgrades for when I get it back in a few weeks, and was wondering if anyone could recommend specific parts.

Immediate upgrades:
Fender Eliminator
Brake light with integrated turn signals

Future Upgrades:
SAE 12volt pigtail and DC-DC converter for accessories (Dash/Evidence Camera, Phone charger, radar detector, ect...)


Here's a google spreadsheet I'm trying to keep up to date with any recommendations.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ru6h96TQOvcV4OnvM78yfiEus6u0FZpPontLfdYKKnE/edit?usp=sharing

Post some pics of what you've done!
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Yon

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You already have a 300 watt DC DC converter. There are two extra 12v leads on a 10A or 15A fuse under the tank.
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You already have a 300 watt DC DC converter. There are two extra 12v leads on a 10A or 15A fuse under the tank.

Awesome!  Where should I connect to; fuse 2 (accessory port)?  Or the high voltage fuse 3 DC-DC?  I want to be able to leave a camera connected, and just give it power when I start it up.

I see some diagrams in the user manual.  Page 91.http://media.zeromotorcycles.com/resources/owners-manuals/2013/2013-Zero-Owners-Manual-S-DS.pdf]
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I recently got a 2013 S, and have it shipped off for the zero monolith battery replacement campaign.
As I also have a Zero S 2013 can you tell me more about that battery replacement?
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Yes I'm curious as well, haven't heard from zero at all
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Looks like you already purchased quite a bit of stuff already...here are some of the parts I used to upgrade my 2014 S.  I upgraded to an Opt7 LED headlight also but didn't include it since its already on your purchased list.

R&G "Tail Tidy" Fender Elminator


Atpmtas Universal Motorcycle Rear View Side Mirrors Integrated LED Turn Signals


SYLVANIA LED Premium White Miniature Bulb


Barkbusters S5-BK Storm Black Handguard with Single-Sided Bar End Mounting Kit for 7/8"/1" Bars


Oxford Heaterz Premium Sports Heated Handlebar Grips


Luggage Electrix PAC-023 SAE Y-Cable


This pic was before I put on the barkbusters, side mirrors with integrated turn signals, Oxford heaterz, Zero wind screen and GIVI top box.



I put a 12V battery under the tank plastic so that I could run the XKGlow lights while the bike is OFF.  I ran an SAE connector down and zip tied it to the rear passenger peg so that I can plug a 12V charger in for the battery dedicated to the XKGlow LEDs.

XKGlow LED Lights


Talentcell Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery


You can connect to either of these two connectors for switched 12V power coming from the DC-DC but I have only been able to find connectors for the SAE connector (although I haven't looked that hard for the other connector type....the heated seat from Zero plugs into this connector and also the Zero accessory Y cable).  I'm sure someone on here knows what the other connector type is at which point it should be pretty easy to track one down if you want to go that route.

12V switched power SAE Connector under tank plastic



12V switched power connector under tank plastic for Zero heated seat or Zero Y cable



« Last Edit: March 07, 2016, 07:42:56 AM by mrwilsn »
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MorbidBBQ

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Awesome, thanks for the info and pics.  As far as details on the battery replacement.   I emailed ZERO with the VIN asking about a warranty transfer, and was told about the battery swap program.  Apparently they are notifying dealers now, and notification will go out to owners in a week or so. 

Just email them with the VIN to see if yours applies (mine is the 11.4kwh battery).

I just bought all that stuff today; Figured it was cheap enough to take the gamble.
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I have also been wanting to do the integrated tail light thing.  I have it on my R1 and it looks fantastic.  I went ahead and ordered the one you detailed in your spreadsheet.  I hope the fit is decent, I'll post pics when it arrives.
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Update - I just got the new light.  It is not the same size as the old light, it is much more narrow.  I still need to get a T-45 bit so I can remove the seat and get to the wiring.  I'm not sure if this will work at all, I may remove the light and just use it as a license plate bracket since the whole thing was less than $11.  I'll know more when I get into the project,
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I apologize ahead of time.  I can't figure out how to resize the pics.  I've tried searching the web and tried several suggestions but all got the same results.

I finally finished the fender eliminator on the Zero.  I had bought a "integrated taillight" on EBay for less than $11, but the light was the wrong size and I couldn't figure out how to hook it up and the connectors didn't match up.  So I chucked the light and kept the aluminum bracket that is used to mount to the bike.  After flipping it around and comparing the hole patterns, I figured out that by flipping it upside down the holes matched the holes on the bike. 

From there I drilled a few new holes, reamed out some existing holes, made a couple of bends, and next thing you know, it came together.  I was even able to reuse the plate light.


From this:


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I apologize ahead of time.  I can't figure out how to resize the pics.  I've tried searching the web and tried several suggestions but all got the same results.

Try limiting the pixel width of the image:
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