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Hello everyone I am new to the page and I recently bought a Joyner T2 1100 cc, the wiring harness completely was torn apart. I bought the new harness and I'm having problems trying to figure out how to connect everything. I already connected the engine harness, and I ran the front harness through but there's extra plugs there that I don't see a connection for does anybody have the three harness part diagram for front harness, engine harness, and chassis harness and another question the harness that I took off that was bad did not have a fuse box in the front only one that was aftermarket in the back but the new one I have has one in the front and in the back. From what I'm told it's supposed to have two of them.

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There will be plugs for the front and rear winch.  The wiring harness will also have extra wiring for add on lights etc.  Get it running, get your gauges, lights, turn signals and other accesories working. Then see what you have left.  There is a small wiring manual in the T2 manual on this (atv forum) web site under downloads.

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20 hours ago, Jhen said:

There will be plugs for the front and rear winch.  The wiring harness will also have extra wiring for add on lights etc.  Get it running, get your gauges, lights, turn signals and other accesories working. Then see what you have left.  There is a small wiring manual in the T2 manual on this (atv forum) web site under downloads.

Do you happen to have a picture of which ones are the plugs for the winch and which ones also are for accessories because there was such a mess of wires here extra wires that are not even part of the harness and it's such a mess I really appreciate your help and input

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ware did you buy the harness?

i looking to buy harness and I don't find 

Its  for my  2009 trooper 1100cc if someone else can help me to buy one it will be bless 

I have the buggy alrday 3 yers and still not use it at all 

  • 2 months later...
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On 9/13/2022 at 7:44 PM, natan said:

ware did you buy the harness?

i looking to buy harness and I don't find 

Its  for my  2009 trooper 1100cc if someone else can help me to buy one it will be bless 

I have the buggy alrday 3 yers and still not use it at all 

I have one if you're still looking

  • 10 months later...
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On 11/30/2022 at 10:35 AM, JOYNERPARTSGUY said:

I have one if you're still looking

I'll take it if he doesn't want it , if you want to email me with a price 

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