There are two wires under the seat of my BX 2200. One has a male connector, and the other has a female connector. Which wire is for auxiliary power? Where is the best place to make the ground connection? I will be wiring in a pigtail for a 25-gallon electric sprayer.
Which wire under the seat?
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There are two wires under the seat of my BX 2200. One has a male connector, and the other has a female connector. Which wire is for auxiliary power? Where is the best place to make the ground connection? I will be wiring in a pigtail for a 25-gallon electric sprayer.
kb7981
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On my BX2200 there are three wires under the seat:
1. Red - Female - Positive (switched off when key is off)
2. Black - Male - Negative
3. Blue w/ White stripe - something to do with the HST light in the dash (this wire is about 1-2" farther down the loom)
I have a wiring schematic for the BX2200 but the file is larger then the allowable 100kb to attach.
1. Red - Female - Positive (switched off when key is off)
2. Black - Male - Negative
3. Blue w/ White stripe - something to do with the HST light in the dash (this wire is about 1-2" farther down the loom)
I have a wiring schematic for the BX2200 but the file is larger then the allowable 100kb to attach.
kb7981
New member
On my BX2200 there are three wires under the seat:
1. Red - Female - Positive (switched off when key is off)
2. Black - Male - Negative
3. Blue w/ White stripe - something to do with the HST light in the dash (this wire is about 1-2" farther down the loom)
I have a wiring schematic for the BX2200 but the file is larger then the allowable 100kb to attach.
1. Red - Female - Positive (switched off when key is off)
2. Black - Male - Negative
3. Blue w/ White stripe - something to do with the HST light in the dash (this wire is about 1-2" farther down the loom)
I have a wiring schematic for the BX2200 but the file is larger then the allowable 100kb to attach.
Lockport
Platinum Member
My BX2230 has a pair under the seat with same male/female connectors as yours. One is pos the other neg. They are "switched". I think the shielding is even red and black. Take a closer look. They are fused at your box on the Aux circuit depicted in your manual where it describes the fusebox.
Lockport
Platinum Member
My BX2230 has a pair under the seat with same male/female connectors as yours. One is pos the other neg. They are "switched". I think the shielding is even red and black. Take a closer look. They are fused at your box on the Aux circuit depicted in your manual where it describes the fusebox.