INSTALL Ski Doo 12V USB Outlet and iPHONE MOUNT 2017 2018 Ski doo REV GEN4 600R, 850, 900ACE, 900T
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- Install USB Power Outlet Kit 860201261 on a Ski-Doo Rev Gen4 Snowmobile and install a Ram Ball mount on the glove compartment console lid, with a zippered iPhone Phone mount case:
Looking to add a USB power outlet to your 2018 Ski-Doo Rev Gen 4 snowmobile? In this video, we'll walk you through the process of installing the Ski-Doo OEM USB Power Outlet Kit #860201261, which allows you to charge your phone or other electronic devices while on the go.
We'll also show you how to install the Mudbrats Phone Holder Case, which keeps your phone securely in place while charging so you can run GPS maps such as BRP GO! or Polaris Ride Command Maps. This case is waterproof and features a zippered design, so you can easily access your phone when you need it.
First, we'll go over the parts and tools you'll need for the installation, including the USB power outlet, wiring harness, and mounting hardware. Then, we'll show you step-by-step how to install the power outlet in your snowmobile, including drilling a hole for the outlet and connecting the wiring to your snowmobile's electrical system.
Next, we'll demonstrate how to install the Mudbrats Phone Holder Case, which fits a variety of phone sizes and features a universal design that works with most RAM mount systems. We'll show you how to attach the case to the RAM Ball mount on your snowmobile, ensuring a secure and stable hold for your phone.
Throughout the video, we'll provide tips and tricks to make the installation process as smooth as possible. Whether you're a seasoned snowmobiler or a beginner, this video is a must-watch for anyone looking to add a USB power outlet and phone holder to their Ski-Doo Rev Gen 4 snowmobile.
So, if you're ready to take your snowmobiling experience to the next level with the Ski-Doo OEM USB Power Outlet Kit #860201261 and the Mudbrats Phone Holder Case, be sure to watch this video and follow along with our step-by-step instructions. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more helpful snowmobiling videos!
Parts List:
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1x Quick Charge 3.0 USB Charger Socket
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1x Ski-Doo New OEM USB Power Outlet Kit 860201261
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1x RAM MOUNT RAM Short Double Socket Arm 1in. Ball Base
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2x RAM 2.5"" Round Base (AMPs Hole Pattern),
1"" Ball & Mounting Hardware
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1x honor 9 lite waterproof case for motorcycle +
Motorcycle Phone Case Universal Waterproof - Size LARGE
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1x NANAMI 10W Fast Wireless Charger, Qi Charging Pad
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1x Mudbrats Custom Phone Charger Cradle
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PARTS LIST:
1x Quick Charge 3.0 USB Charger Socket
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1x Ski-Doo New OEM USB Power Outlet Kit 860201261
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1x RAM MOUNT RAM Short Double Socket Arm 1in. Ball Base
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2x RAM 2.5"" Round Base (AMPs Hole Pattern),
1"" Ball & Mounting Hardware
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1x honor 9 lite waterproof case for motorcycle +
Motorcycle Phone Case Universal Waterproof - Size LARGE
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1x NANAMI 10W Fast Wireless Charger, Qi Charging Pad
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1x Mudbrats Custom Phone Charger Cradle
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Nice sled ! Using OEM will pretty much guarantee that you won't burn your sled to the ground. I like the wireless changer idea. Dual purpose. Your so clever with that stuff.
Good call!
TBH i think the G4 glovebox extension and phone holder is the better route here, this system would work amazing for the polaris guys though i think. A1 Gary
i think the glove box extension is ugly and about 3x the price of this setup. So its kinda for people that want a cleaner look and save a few pennies in the process
@@mudbrats you cant even see it behind a low windshield plus the added storage IMO is well worth the price since Doo hates giving us storage lol
@@andrewc9234 oh i know…. but i dont run windshields
What a great video. Thanks for your help and great instructions
It works well if u look back on my older ride videos this has been the go to setup. Had to replace the case twice since then but the charger and everything else is mint
Thanks Gary! 👍👍
A very interesting accessory! Thanks Gary!
You bet
need a video of doing this on a gen5
@@gjones5153 should be the same process really…
Sorry but I am 30 seconds into the video and I say bullshit I keep my telephone in my pants pocket close to my skin and the thing is an ice cube when we get off the trail at a bar restaurant etc. And I doubt that supplies heat and if it did it would be ridiculous amounts of heat it would need
Man U don’t watch many of my videos do you? I ran this for years on the XP with no battery on that sled. No issues at all unless I didn’t plug the USB into a battery pack when we stopped (the the phone got cold and died), it works man, no BS, a long as you have the phone charging whether plugged in direct or using a wireless puck like this, it stays warm, checkout the Quebec vids, Grant runs this on his XS and his maps stayed on in negative 30, he had maps on all the time where the gen5 kept black screening like they all do.
Can 100% confirm his set up works.. Before calling bullshit try keeping your phone plugged in.. stays warm and won’t freeze done it before I started buying sleds with a heated glovebox bag. I ride with gary and his son all the time and have never seen this set up freeze..
I added the same 12v USB charging port to my gen4 summit X with electric start but not getting any power at the USB ports. Is there a fuse somewhere that I can check? Do I need more than idle RPMs for it to come on? Seems since my sled has a 12v battery on board that it should work at idle