E-Z-Go RXV Turn Signal Options

[@RascalCat83]

Hi Larry, the turn signal switches plug into the RHOX plug and play harness, not the buggy's harness. We ran the plug and play harness into the cart before we shot this video.

[@Headzup2180]

i have a 2019 ezgo express L6 that has a 9 pin connector that is smaller. i dont know why, but none of the turn signals i buy will fit. do you have any recommendations or the correct product that you could help me with? thank you

[@GolfCartInstructions]

It could be an E-Z-Go or some other brand's connector. Our turn signal connectors will plug directly into and of our plug and play harnesses.

[@DEANYOST]

what nine pin plugs does the jumper wire go to. Thank you.

[@GolfCartInstructions]

The 9-pin jumper would be attached to the turn signal 9-pin connector on the RHOX plug and play harness.

[@brockga1]

I have a 2015 ezgo express S4 gas, i have lights, but no blinker switch, and blinkers on front do not have bulbs. Took out cup holders and have 6-pin with 5 wires and 2 2-pin with red & blk a green & blk, Thanks for any help.....Glen

[@GolfCartInstructions]

We can not comment on other brands of light kit accessories. We can only speak for our brand. Our brand of accessories are designed to plug and play into RHOX wire harnesses. All others will more than likely have to be hardwired.

[@jboody79]

I bought a cart that had a madjax light kit installed. Will this turn signal switch be able to tap into those lights? Will I need any additional adapters or connectors? Thanks

[@GolfCartInstructions]

Depending on how the turn signal is purchased, they can come with a pigtail harness that you can use to hardwire into someone else's system. We can provide a wiring diagram of our turn signal upon request but we do not have access to diagrams for other manufacturer's kits. We cannot guarantee all of the features of the RHOX turn signal will be applicable to a different manufacturer's light kit as they are designed to work with RHOX light kits.

[@Rogue-Drone]

5/16 nut driver works great

[@traviscrawford3378]

Where can I buy the relay and connector for the push pull headlight connector for the lgt-132a

[@GolfCartInstructions]

I believe you are talking about the LGT-590 relay. This would plug into the 4-pin connector where the push-pull switch occupied. You can purchase them through any RHOX dealer. Let me know if you need a list of dealers. If you find a dealer, you will have to call them for the part as it more than likely will not be listed online.

[@livingthelava]

Do you have an independent kit that does not require plugging into the buggy harness. Powered directly from the battery maybe.

[@davidludwig5929]

Larry P

[@debralange2441]

dose it matter what kind of switch, you use on a golf cart

[@GolfCartInstructions]

It would depend on which switches you are comparing.

[@gingerbox7047]

I am trying to hook up a horn which did not come in this kit and I cannot find a video at all please help I bought the deluxe kit

[@GolfCartInstructions]

I can help you but I have a few questions. Do you know the part number of the kit you have and the part number for the horn? Also, do you have a turn signal switch and if so, which one?

[@davidtworek7268]

Do u have a video that shows how to install the lgt 132a to a universal set up.

[@GolfCartInstructions]

Hi David, we do not have it on a universal set up but I do have a wiring diagram for the pigtail harness on that turn signal. This way if you are hardwiring it, you can see what needs to go where. The installation steps are the same though (clamp to the steering column, run the wires down the steering column and behind/into the dash compartment and plug into the light kit's harness).

[@valeriupurice1328]

Hi the last LGT 132A will be fit on the 2017 ergo express s4?

[@GolfCartInstructions]

It should. You may or may not have to hard wire it depending on the harness you have.

[@joshnorthrop3501]

I plugged my turn signal in and it activates the light although left and right are reversed. Any thoughts?

[@nickachap8212]

switch the wires around

[@CJM17627]

I wanted to add Sideview mirrors with turn signal lights where do I plug that in?

[@GolfCartInstructions]

Hi Chuck, Some of our RHOX Plug and Play Wiring Harnesses have connectors for auxiliary marker lights. You can plug the mirrors into these connectors. If you don't have these connections already, you can splice into the harness using T-Tap connectors as explained in the instructions that came with the mirrors.

[@CJM17627]

RHOX Garage Can I tie it to the yellow wire as the hot lead in the front light?

[@GolfCartInstructions]

Yes, you should be able to tie into the headlights that way. You'll have to tie in to both the positive and negative wires. Click on the link below. This is the product page for our ACC-1022. You can look at the instructions from that page to be sure you're connecting the correct wires. rhox.com/pc_product_detail.asp?key=7CDB76FED4F44F25BB4545E128F8F3F9

[@tonyfremont]

I think that's a flasher module, not a relay.

[@GolfCartInstructions]

A relay is attached to the turn signal module. This is what causes the flashing.

[@tonyfremont]

@@GolfCartInstructions there's a distinct difference between a true relay and a flasher relay/module. They are not interchangeable, though they may have nearly identical pun configurations and may look identical. A relay is just a coil operated switch, a flasher has done kind of timer (either electronic or mechanical operated by heat) that opens and closes the circuit by itself. A relay has none of these things, it just has two control pins that control the electromagnetic switch operation, no ability to blink on its own. I'm arguing the point because if someone needs to replace the module, and they go buy a relay that plugs into the socket, they aren't going to get the results they want. If the module you apparently include with your kit works with LEDs, it's an electronic timer in it, if it works only with bulbs, it's a load controlled heater strip that flexes back and forth to blink the load on and off. I'm only trying to add a little technical clarity.