Talon Accessory panel and winch wiring questions.

[CMB]

I have the Talon R

 

[Admin]

 

[Tramguage1]

Hang on
Does yours have the solonoid with the 4 large studs on it?
I may be looking at the wrong diagram

 

[CMB]

no it dont.

 

[Tramguage1]

Ok so only large black and red connect directly from battery to terminals on winch.
Is this correct?

 

[CMB]

yes I cant find the other end of the black where it goes into the harness only red one was in battery box

 

[Tramguage1]

Talon?

 

[CMB]

yes

 

[Tramguage1]

Do you have a volt meter or 12v test light?

 

[CMB]

voltmeter

 

[Tramguage1]

Got 12 volts at the 2 terminals on the winch?

 

[CMB]

yes

 

[Tramguage1]

From the ground terminal on the winch to the small key on power lead 12 volts?

 

[CMB]

Yes

 

[Tramguage1]

@my99svt
Got any input on this?

 

[my99svt]

@my99svt
Got any input on this?

No, I'm only good at troubleshooting when it's in front of me. But it sounds like a bad winch if all the voltages are there.

 

[Ragnar406]

Did you hook up the red wire at the battery? The talons come with the wire run but not hooked up? I know you mentioned you were reading 12v but I only saw where you say 12v key on.
thought I would mention since I had not specifically seen

 

[PhilCod]

I just did all of this last week. I did not have a black wire by the battery, only the red one. I hooked the red directly to the battery. Under the hood, or cowling you have to remove, you have the red and black wire. I hooked those up to a XTC busbar harness that also utilizes the accessory plug. I wired the winch wires into the busbar and it works fine. My only guess is the black is grounded somewhere or hooked into a wiring harness and that is grounded and linked to the neg on the battery. The R and X are the same when it comes to the wiring.

 

[Ragnar406]

I just did all of this last week. I did not have a black wire by the battery, only the red one. I hooked the red directly to the battery. Under the hood, or cowling you have to remove, you have the red and black wire. I hooked those up to a XTC busbar harness that also utilizes the accessory plug. I wired the winch wires into the busbar and it works fine. My only guess is the black is grounded somewhere or hooked into a wiring harness and that is grounded and linked to the neg on the battery. The R and X are the same when it comes to the wiring.

So I believe that you should hook the Red (wire from the battery) directly to the winch (or red wire from the winch) and the Black wire (ground honda) to the Black wire ground from the winch. Should not wire to the busbar unless I am not understand what this particular Busbar is

The Black wire (honda) should be tied directly to a honda ground point (already) could check to make sure that is true

 

[PhilCod]

So I believe that you should hook the Red (wire from the battery) directly to the winch (or red wire from the winch) and the Black wire (ground honda) to the Black wire ground from the winch. Should not wire to the busbar unless I am not understand what this particular Busbar is

The Black wire (honda) should be tied directly to a honda ground point (already) could check to make sure that is true

What your saying will work, and I think you mean to connect those to the winch solenoid. The bus bar is used if you want to power other accessories. If you buy a kit like the XTC, you can plug the accessory plug, that Honda supplies, into it and then you can run other stuff from that power point. It's a great place to hook relays in for stuff like LED lights. Doing this is just a way to have an easy place to access your power, both battery, and power from the keyed ignition. The XTC kit gives you more power for accessories as it accesses the battery power, and ignition power. Many folks on this site have it as well.
Here is a link.

Honda Talon Plug & Play™ Keyed Busbar Accessory Out 35 AMP

xtcpowerproducts.com

 

[CMB]

thanks for the help. ive got warn looking into it and is going to call me back shortly. As soon as I find out what the problem is I will post it on here.