TST Turn Signal Running Light Circuit Connection Kit

Need to create a turn signal running light circuit on your motorcycle? This simple and easy-to-use kit will enable you to tap into any 12v ignition switched power source (on/off with the key ignition) and create a running light circuit that can then be used with aftermarket turn signals featuring built-in running light circuits or paired with the TST Running Mate.

TURN SIGNALS NOT INCLUDED

This kit requires some custom wiring and knowledge of your motorcycle's electrical wiring for proper installation and is intended ONLY for motorcycles that do NOT feature running light circuitry in their OEM stock turn signal setup.

Special Note: On certain models, the introduction of a running light function on your front signals will result in a turn signal light constantly appearing on your dash panel. The Suzuki DR650 and Yamaha TW200 are prime examples of displaying this issue.

Features

• Provides a means of creation for a turn signal running light circuit
• Requires 12v ignition switched power source for proper running light circuit setup
• Includes Posi-Tap connectors for easy connection
• Running light circuit wire terminates in female bullet connector

Description

Not every motorcycle has an OEM running light circuit in the stock wire harness, but that shouldn't stop you from looking at aftermarket turn signals with that feature. Our Running Light Circuit Connection Kit provides you with the wire and connections needed to tap into an ignition-switched 12v power source so that you can create your own running light circuit without cutting into your OEM harness. The included Posi-Tap connectors easily connect to your chosen power source without any cutting or soldering required, while the included wire terminates in 3.5mm female bullet connectors to enable compatibility with most aftermarket turn signals. There's no need to pull out the wire cutters and soldering iron when creating a running light circuit on your motorcycle is this easy.

Please note this item is not DOT approved and may not comply with the laws and regulations in your area.