Horn and Turn Signal Switch for KuKirin G2 Electric Scooter

Horn and Turn Signal Switch for KuKirin G2 Electric Scooter

This replacement Horn and Turn Signal Switch is specifically designed for the KuKirin G2 electric scooter. It is a combination switch, integrating both horn and turn signal controls into a single handlebar-mounted unit. This part is suitable for restoring full functionality if your original switch is faulty or damaged.

Key Features and Benefits

• Integrated Functionality: Combines the horn and turn signal controls for convenient operation from a single point on the handlebar.
• Direct Replacement: Designed to match the specifications of the original switch on the KuKirin G2, ensuring proper fit and function.
• Handlebar Mounting: Features a clamp design for secure attachment to the scooter's handlebar.

Compatibility and Installation

This switch is compatible exclusively with the KuKirin G2 electric scooter. Before ordering, please verify that your scooter is a KuKirin G2 model. For installation, compare the physical dimensions and the connector type of this replacement part with your existing switch.

• Handlebar Diameter: The internal diameter of the mounting clamp is approximately 22.5 mm.
• Cable Length: The attached cable measures approximately 222 mm.
• Connector: Features a white 5-pin connector with multiple coloured wires (red, green, yellow, white, black) for connection to the scooter's wiring harness.
• Overall Dimensions: The switch unit measures approximately 65 mm in width and 59 mm in height, with a depth of about 27 mm.

Installation typically involves removing the old switch, connecting the new switch's cable to the scooter's wiring harness, and securing the switch to the handlebar. Professional installation is recommended to ensure correct wiring and safe operation.

Maintenance and Safety

Regularly check the switch for any signs of wear or damage. Ensure all connections are secure and free from corrosion. Proper functioning of the horn and turn signals is crucial for rider safety and compliance with local regulations, especially when riding in traffic.