※ Please Read
Either crimp terminals or 110-type flat terminals are possible.
(You will only use one of them.)
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⚪ Other Price List
Instruction manual + single side terminal: 799 yen
No instruction manual + single side terminal (terminal only): 699 yen
If you have no preference, we will arrange the set.
■ Description/Features
PCX brake canceller (wiring replacement type).
A convenient item that allows you to start the engine without holding the brake.
・DIY beginners, easy installation for anyone (with instruction manual)
・No special tools required
・Work time: about 5 minutes
・Reduces stress when starting the engine
【Compatible Models/Years】
JF56 (125cc): 2014-2017
JF81 (125cc): 2018-2020
JK05 (125cc): 2021- (4th generation)
KF18 (150cc): 2014-2017
KF30 (150cc): 2018-2020
KF47 (160cc): 2021- (4th generation)
■ Product
・Instruction manual: Yes (with images)
・Set contents: Male terminals x 2 (crimp + 110-type flat terminal), dedicated tape x 2, installation manual
・Installation tools: Fine pliers (not required)
・Estimated work time: 3-10 minutes
・Warranty: Yes (with conditions)
■ Installation Method
1. Open the black cover (waterproof cap) near the left brake lever
2. Carefully remove the upper signal wire (female terminal)
3. Insert the included male terminal (either one) into the removed female terminal
4. Check if the engine starts without holding the brake lever
5. Protect with insulation/waterproof tape and return the waterproof cap
※ Detailed procedures are described in the instruction manual.
【Notes】
Fine scratches, scuffs, and dirt that occur during the manufacturing process may rarely be seen. Please understand this beforehand.
※ If you are unsure about installation, please consult a professional.
※ In the unlikely event that you are unable to install it even if it is a compatible model, we will accept returns free of charge.
If you have any other questions, please ask in the comment section!
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