2019 - Turn Signal Wiring

[Kilgor270]

Hi All,

NEWBIE here. Just picked up a 2019 PCX-150! - Loving it so far.

I wanted to install some side marker - DRL / Turn Signal to give me more of a profile visibility at night and am considering these. I will probably use a silicone adhesive to attach somewhere on each side.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_roaW4YF_E

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07K7 ... uage=en_US

The question is where would be the best place to tap into the turn signal circuit? If anyone has any thoughts that would really be appreciated. @Mel46

Thanks Kilgor

[Mel46]

I have multiple extra lights on mine, as you know. Adding LSD lights allows for you to add them without drawing a lot of current. On my 2013 model the wires for the tail lights, including the rear turn signals are routed on the right side below the grab rail. You might need a service manual or a YouTube video to see how to remove the plastics, which you would more than likely have to do in order to comfortably get to the wire bundle.

The light blue and the orange wires are your turn signals, as seen on this wiring diagram. The green is ground. (Tail light assembly is to your far right.)

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I hope this helps.

[Mel46]

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Here is a larger version of the wiring diagram. It is more readable. You should be able to download and print out this one.

[Kilgor270]

This is great. Really appreciate it!

I found this old video and I think it shows a goodway to access that wiring bundle:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hczr82wjZI

Since I'm new at the PCX-150 I think the rear tail light point of entry is going to be much easier than the front assembly correct?

[Mel46]

Yes, but if you feel comfortable taking your bike apart you will eventually get to know how to remove each panel, and you will probably take just one more off each time. :-) Just be aware of overlaps and hidden screws. It took me a while, but I had a great teacher...Maddiedog.