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20220612_152950.thumb.jpg.efbbd53f122d385ddf5fc7a1d160c946.jpgFinally got my center console and got it installed. (I have been trying to buy one for 4 months). Had to do the wiring first because I have no connector under the passenger side seat on my 2021 Trail Boss Custom. I tried to purchase the body connector to plug into the console but could not so I spliced into the wire harness that came with the console. After checking continuity with an ohmmeter and reading the wiring schematics here is my solution. All circuits including USB/Cs are 12 volt. Large red wire w/ white tracer is the rear Accessory Power Receptacle or cig lighter. I also wired in a Boost Automotive fast charger into this circuit (plug and play). Heavy black wire for ground.  Small thin wire Violet/yellow tracer is the power for the rear USB/Cs and I ran an additional ground for this circuit just to be safe. Could not get the console interior light or USB/Cs to work but ran out of time and got the console installed. After the install I found another wiring schematic that shows the interior light is white/ brown tracer. I went back under the pass seat and found the thin wh/bn wire in the harness. I will go back and wire this in with a ground after I return from a motorcycle trip to Montana. I ran additional wiring from R.H. fuse block area to under the pass side seat for future use. (4 power wires and 2 grounds). I hope this makes sense. Maybe this will help someone else out who has no connector under the seat in his Custom T1.

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I sent you a message, I am trying to research wiring up the center console. Would there be any more pictures you could show, maybe of under passenger seat and fuse box? 

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On 6/14/2022 at 1:30 PM, Bikerjon said:

20220612_152950.thumb.jpg.efbbd53f122d385ddf5fc7a1d160c946.jpgFinally got my center console and got it installed. (I have been trying to buy one for 4 months). Had to do the wiring first because I have no connector under the passenger side seat on my 2021 Trail Boss Custom. I tried to purchase the body connector to plug into the console but could not so I spliced into the wire harness that came with the console. After checking continuity with an ohmmeter and reading the wiring schematics here is my solution. All circuits including USB/Cs are 12 volt. Large red wire w/ white tracer is the rear Accessory Power Receptacle or cig lighter. I also wired in a Boost Automotive fast charger into this circuit (plug and play). Heavy black wire for ground.  Small thin wire Violet/yellow tracer is the power for the rear USB/Cs and I ran an additional ground for this circuit just to be safe. Could not get the console interior light or USB/Cs to work but ran out of time and got the console installed. After the install I found another wiring schematic that shows the interior light is white/ brown tracer. I went back under the pass seat and found the thin wh/bn wire in the harness. I will go back and wire this in with a ground after I return from a motorcycle trip to Montana. I ran additional wiring from R.H. fuse block area to under the pass side seat for future use. (4 power wires and 2 grounds). I hope this makes sense. Maybe this will help someone else out who has no connector under the seat in his Custom T1.

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On 9/12/2024 at 11:38 PM, pgamboa said:

https://harnessdr.com/product/2019-2022-silverado-sierra-center-console-conversion-harness/

Wish I had one of these 2 years ago. Since then I have removed and reinstalled my console into a 2023 Trail Boss Custom. Your product looks excellent. I hope you sell a sh*t ton of them. I will recommend them in the future.

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