Where is my aux light (work light) connectors??? (BX 23s)

[Old Red]

Cannot find these little buggars anywhere! I know someone can point me to them quickly. I also see no reference to them in the manual but do see the fuse for "work lights". Anyone know where they are on the new 80 series BX?????

 

[s219]

Used to be under the left rear fender on other Kubota models.

 

[BX23S-1]

Cannot find these little buggars anywhere! I know someone can point me to them quickly. I also see no reference to them in the manual but do see the fuse for "work lights". Anyone know where they are on the new 80 series BX?????

Follow the wire harness for your rear flashers, should be in the same wiring harness.
Might be taped up where you can see them, but the wiring is there for it.

 

[oosik]

Mine were under the passenger side rear fender. They were in the wire harness for the rear flashers.

 

[Fallon]

As others said, under the left fender. Was there in my L3200. It's on the B pillar of my L4060 where the trim in the cab hits the left fender.

It's a common VHF/UHF power connector for HAM radios. Original 2 pin Power connector for VHF/UHF Power cords - Power source side | Powerwerx don't remember offhand if you need the male or female one of those. But Powerwerx has both & is reputable.

 

[Old Red]

Thanks everyone. Here is what I ended up doing for now. Not sure I will keep it this way or not. I basically purchased a wiring harness that ties directly to your battery. It is fused and has a relay with a switch an connectors for the lights. I think they make it as dummy proof as they can. I really wanted to go inside the roll bar which is how I think Kubota engineered the new BX machines. Anyway, this all got started this weekend feeding my brush pile I finally decided to burn.