Fitting an indicator buzzer.

[stingray]

Hi guys, I'm looking to put an indicator buzzer on the Kymco, looks like I need to take the nose cone off to get at the indicator wires, I really dont want to do that so I looked at wiring to the rear indicators, I can see the wires (orange nearside & blue offside but I just cant see how to get at them to put a 'scotch' connector in. Any ideas?, regards.

[Stig / Major Tom]

Can you go up in this way? (my LIKE200i)
These two push-rivets pop out and the black plastic panel comes out - revealing the wires.


Stig

[Ruffus]

A way might be to change your rear bulbs against acustic ones...

[randyo]

Hi guys, I'm looking to put an indicator buzzer on the Kymco, looks like I need to take the nose cone off to get at the indicator wires, I really dont want to do that so I looked at wiring to the rear indicators, I can see the wires (orange nearside & blue offside but I just cant see how to get at them to put a 'scotch' connector in. Any ideas?, regards.

aack!! don't use those things, good way to introduce corrosion and get the green cancer of the wire harness, personally, I don't even like "posi-taps" I have constructed pigtails that can be added between existing connectors

[stingray]

Can you go up in this way? (my LIKE200i)
These two push-rivets pop out and the black plastic panel comes out - revealing the wires.


Stig

Wish I had known this method, it would have been a lot easier, I did manage to fit them but an extremely fiddly job, I could get the 'scotch' clip on but very difficult to close it with the pliers, took me about an hour & numerous attempts.

Only fitted because I'm forever leaving indicators on.

Ride safe.