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07-22-2013, 01:07 PM
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Not Yet Wild
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Need assistance in finding turn signal plug
Help!
 Ok, I'm a complete noob when it comes to anything cart related. I have some time today to install a turn signal kit on my 2009 EZGo TXT PDS. Problem is, I can't seem to locate the wiring harness turn signal plug. I've come to the conclusion that at the very least I may need to remove the dash component to get to this plug. Am I correct in assuming this or will I have to go even further? Thanks in advance for the help anyone may be able to offer. Terry |
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07-22-2013, 01:57 PM
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Gone Wild
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Re: Need assistance in finding turn signal plug
My cart came with lights installed from the factory. If your carts lights are operated by the key switch then it is likely a factory installation. In this case there is a plug for a turn signal kit behind the dash. You can get to it by removing the cup holder. The factory turn signal kit is plug n play almost. You have to switch a couple of wires at the tail lights as indicated at the bottom of this wiring diagram.
If you have an aftermarket light installation by a previous owner I wouldn't know where the plug would be but I would look up behind the front wheels on the "firewall" first. If not there I would pop off the cup holder and start tracing wires from the light switch (assuming it is on the dash). |
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07-22-2013, 02:08 PM
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Not Yet Wild
Join Date: Jul 2013
Location: Ohio
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Re: Need assistance in finding turn signal plug
Thank you for the response.
 Yes, my lights are factory installed controlled by the key switch, same as yours. I didn't even give the cup holder a thought, thank you so much as I was not looking forward to drilling pop rivets. I purchased an after market turn signal kit and an adapter plug to plug into the wiring harness to wire it up, so not nearly as plug and play as an OEM kit, but hopefully not a nightmare either.  My kit mentions nothing about the wire swap on the back lights as you have shown. I too saw that while browsing manuals on this site and was wondering if I needed to that as well. Thanks for the heads up and again for the quick response. I'm off to the garage.  |
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07-22-2013, 04:19 PM
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Not Yet Wild
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Location: Ohio
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Re: Need assistance in finding turn signal plug
I removed the cup holder and there it was, plain as day and easy to work with. Thanks again for the info.
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