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Title: Please help: Anderson Plug blocked by OEM Luggage Rack SR 2017 (kinda solved)
Post by: Kappi on April 10, 2022, 02:34:51 PM
Hey everybody, I recently attached the OEM to my SR (S/DS platform) and the left side bracket which attaches to the passenger footpeg now blocks the Anderson Plug. Is there a trick to making it fit?
Thanks for your input.

Greetings
Kappi
Title: Re: Please help: Anderson Plug blocked by OEM Luggage Rack SR 2017
Post by: Kappi on April 10, 2022, 03:21:11 PM
Ok, problem is McGyverd away: After removing one of the two screws in the Anderson receptible on the bike, I can rotate the socket far enough to get the Anderson Plug in, so I am not sitting beside the charging station like a starving man besides a can without opener, however, there must be a more decent solution to the problem.
Any ideas around?
Title: Re: Please help: Anderson Plug blocked by OEM Luggage Rack SR 2017 (kinda solved)
Post by: DonTom on April 11, 2022, 11:54:53 PM
Hey everybody, I recently attached the OEM to my SR (S/DS platform) and the left side bracket which attaches to the passenger footpeg now blocks the Anderson Plug. Is there a trick to making it fit?
Thanks for your input.

Greetings
Kappi
Either make or buy & install an extension for the Anderson. Here is what I did to both my 2017 DS and 2017 SR:
Title: Re: Please help: Anderson Plug blocked by OEM Luggage Rack SR 2017 (kinda solved)
Post by: Kappi on April 12, 2022, 12:04:09 AM
Thanks Don, I'll try something like your solution.
Title: Re: Please help: Anderson Plug blocked by OEM Luggage Rack SR 2017 (kinda solved)
Post by: DonTom on April 12, 2022, 12:39:37 AM
Thanks Don, I'll try something like your solution.
I can charge my 2017 SR at ten KW with the four connectors shown. A 1KW Delta Q on each of the larger Andersons, A 3.3 KW charger on each of the smaller Andersons below (that the red and black wires go to) and along with the 1.4KW  OBC. That is a total of 10KW.


The smaller Andersons are wired to the motor controller.


-Don-  Auburn, CA