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Polaris Ranger Razor Crew, Yamaha Rhino, Kawasaki Teryx Mule, Arctic Cat Prowler, Cub Cadet Volunteer Tracker
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Regular Turn Signal Kit (bulb lights) General Instructions
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Read the entire instructions before you start your installation.
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General Installation Instructions
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- Mount the 2 Amber Regular Lights on the front of your recreational vehicle. Using 4 of the self taping screws through the lights into your metal frame for ground, and/or use a self taping screw through the ring tong of a white 10" extra ground wire (one white ground wire for each light) and through the light. Note: Drilling a 7/64 pilot hole will help. Suggestion: If you are mounting your lights to the front bumper, you may want to use our Light Guards to help protect them.
- Mount the 2 Red Regular Lights on the rear of your recreational vehicle. Using 4 of the self taping screws through the lights into your metal frame for ground, and/or use a self taping screw through the ring tong of a white 10" extra ground wire (one white ground wire for each light) and through the light. Note: Drilling a 7/64 pilot hole will help. Suggestion: If you are mounting your lights to the rear bumper, you may want to use our Light Guards to help protect them.
- Mount the Turn Signal Switch to your steering column as described in “How to Mount Turn Signal Switch” - Standard Mounting Hardware for All Makes & Models or 09 Ranger XP/HD Mounting Hardware.
Note: Use the 18” Black Ground Wire instead of scraping paint away from steering column (recommended). This will make a better ground and you won’t have to scrape on your new recreational vehicle. Use one of the screws (that comes with the turn signal switch) and place it through the ring tong of the 18” black ground wire.
- Mount the Regular Flasher using the rubber metal clamp. You can mount the clamp using an existing screw location or you can use a self taping screw and mount it close to the battery or where it is convenient to get to.
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How to Mount Turn Signal Switch - Standard Mounting Hardware for All Makes and Models
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- Insert screws into anchors. (See Fig. A)
- Insert assembled anchor screws into slots in switch. Do not tighten. (use the 18” ground wire here)
- Bend strap end through and around clip. Engage clip between anchor and switch housing.
- Hold switch against steering column in desired position and bend strip around column. Scrape paint from column under strap to make ground contact or use the 18” grounding wire with ring tong (recommended).
- Estimate strap length required and cut it as necessary. Insert unbent portion of strap through other clip and assemble as in Step 3.
- Catch clip under anchor and tighten screws equally until switch is clamped firmly to steering column.
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Note: When cover is removed, pull Spring Clip away from handle to disengage socket & pilot bulb assembly from handle. Replace pilot bulb with #51 for 6 volt, #53 for 12 volt, or #356 for 24 volt service. Re-engage pilot bulb assembly back into handle. Do not try to test pilot bulb until after switch is reassembled and grounded.
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How to Mount Turn Signal Switch - 09 Ranger XP/HD Mounting Hardware
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- Insert screw through 09 Ranger XP/HD Turn Signal Switch Strap (bottom) and into slot in switch. (already done)
- Assembled anchor, screw & clip into slot in switch on (top) the 09 Ranger XP/HD (TSS) Strap. (already done)
- OK, you see how the strap works! Remove the screw, anchor and clip (top). Bend the strap out just a little.
- Hold switch against steering column (just under the steering wheel and above the welded tilt steering wheel shock absorber anchor point - see picture below) and bend strap around column. Insert screw through the ring tong of 18” black grounding wire and then through the anchor. Insert clip on strap, catch clip under anchor and tighten screw into slot on switch, until switch is clamped firmly to steering column.
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General Wiring Instructions
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- If you used the extra white 10" ground wires, then connect the white wires from the 4 Regular lights to ground or the negative side of the battery (recommended). If you just mounted the 4 Regular lights to your metal frame, they will be grounded through the frame.
- Connect the black wires from the 4 Regular lights using the diagram in “How to Wire Turn Signal Switch”. Remember, tape the end of the grey/black wire (not used) to prevent shorts.
- Connect one end of the Fuse Holder to the positive side of the battery, if you want the turn signals and emergency flasher to work at all times. Or, if you want the turn signals and emergency flasher to work only if the key is on, then wire it to a “hot” positive connection only with the key on. Connect the other end to the regular flasher (+) terminal.
- Connect the blue (P) wire from the turn signal switch to the regular flasher (P) terminal.
- Connect the yellow (L) wire from the turn signal switch to the regular flasher (L) terminal.
- Put the ATC 5 (Amp) Fuse in the fuse holder. YOU’RE DONE: Try them out!
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How to Wire Turn Signal Switch
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- Mount switch on steering column, making sure to have a good ground. Use the ground wire with ring tong connector (recommended). Use one of the mounting screws through the ring tong to make the ground.
- Remove fuse from fuse holder during wiring. Replace fuse after wiring is complete and checked.
- Wire as indicated in the Wiring Diagram.
- Tape end of unused wire to prevent shorts.
- Replace fuse to complete installation.
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How to Operate Turn Signal Switch
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To Signal Turns:
Move switch handle in direction of turn. Green pilot light will flash to indicate proper functioning.
To Operate Emergency Flashers:
With switch handle in neutral position, pull the flare tab out. All signal lamps & red pilot light will flash for all-around vehicle protection. Note: Power lead must be connected to a line which is “hot” when ignition switch is off (+ side of battery) for hazard warning signals to operate when motor is not running!
To Release Emergency Flashers:
Move switch handle left or right. Tab flare will release automatically. Return switch handle to neutral position.
Troubleshooting:
If the pilot light is on, but the lights do not flash: Check your grounds at each light and the turn signal switch.
If you don’t have any pilot light or lights on: Check your turn signal switch ground and power source to flasher.
If pilot light does not flash: Check for defective lamp or pilot bulbs before checking flasher.
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For more information:
EZ Turn Signal Kits
P. O. Box 1818
Glendale, AZ 85311-1818 US
E-mail: Cisco@LEDTSK.com
Phone: (623) 435-1337
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