Emergency Flashers 2 - Revision history

Bokonon at 10:49, 30 January 2010

2010-01-30T10:49:23Z

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	Almost all Kawasaki Motorcycles made for street riding come with a hazard button, but(not surprisingly) the 250 doesn't. However, this is an easy mod and pretty cheap.		Almost all Kawasaki Motorcycles made for street riding come with a hazard button, but (not surprisingly) the 250 doesn't. However, this is an easy mod and pretty cheap.

	What you're going to do is swap your left hand control pod for one that was used on various Kawasakis in the late 90s-early 00s. The original part number was 46091-1716, which has been superseded by #46091-1857. Your best bet is to search for "Kawasaki + left" on eBay. You can do a "Where does this part fit?" search on [http://ronayers.com/ Ron Ayers] to see the various models that came with this part to aid in your search.		What you're going to do is swap your left hand control pod for one that was used on various Kawasakis in the late 90s-early 00s. The original part number was 46091-1716, which has been superseded by #46091-1857. Your best bet is to search for "Kawasaki + left" on eBay. You can do a "Where does this part fit?" search on [http://ronayers.com/ Ron Ayers] to see the various models that came with this part to aid in your search.

Bokonon at 10:44, 30 January 2010

2010-01-30T10:44:02Z

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	What you're going to do is swap your left hand control pod for one that was used on various Kawasakis in the late 90s-early 00s. The original part number was 46091-1716, which has been superseded by #46091-1857. Your best bet is to search for "Kawasaki + left" on eBay. You can do a "Where does this part fit?" search on [http://ronayers.com/ Ron Ayers] to see the various models that came with this part to aid in your search.		What you're going to do is swap your left hand control pod for one that was used on various Kawasakis in the late 90s-early 00s. The original part number was 46091-1716, which has been superseded by #46091-1857. Your best bet is to search for "Kawasaki + left" on eBay. You can do a "Where does this part fit?" search on [http://ronayers.com/ Ron Ayers] to see the various models that came with this part to aid in your search.

	All you have to do is remove your left control pod and replace it with the new one. The connections are under the tank, left side, right next to the ignition switch wires. You will have to snip a zip-tie.		All you have to do is remove your left control pod and replace it with the new one. The connections are under the tank, left side, right next to the ignition switch wires. You will have to snip a zip-tie. If you have small hands, you can try to disconnect the control from below the tank, but you should probably count on [[How do I remove the fairing, fuel tank, etc?\|removing the tank]].

	~~If you have small hands~~, ~~you can try to disconnect~~ the control from ~~below~~ the ~~tank~~, ~~but you should probably count on [[How do I~~ remove the ~~fairing~~, ~~fuel tank~~, ~~etc?\|removing the tank]]~~.		Then, unplug the left control, snip any zip-ties, unscrew the left control from the bar, remove the choke lever, swap, and reinstall.

	~~Then its unplug~~ the ~~left control, snip any zip-ties, unscrew the left control off the handbar, remove the choke lever, swap, and reinstall. Total time, 10 minutes~~.		The red button seen here is the hazard button.

	~~The RED button you see is the Hazard button~~.		[[image:260852.jpg\|250px]]
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Bokonon at 10:36, 30 January 2010

2010-01-30T10:36:23Z

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	Almost all Kawasaki Motorcycles made for street riding come with a hazard button, but(not surprisingly) the 250 doesn't. However, this is an easy mod and pretty cheap.		Almost all Kawasaki Motorcycles made for street riding come with a hazard button, but(not surprisingly) the 250 doesn't. However, this is an easy mod and pretty cheap.

	~~First get~~ your ~~hands~~ on ~~a 1998~~-~~2002 ZX6R~~, ~~ZX6, ZX9R ZX12R Left hand control~~ - ~~these model/years are 100% compatible (see pic below)~~		What you're going to do is swap your left hand control pod for one that was used on various Kawasakis in the late 90s-early 00s. The original part number was 46091-1716, which has been superseded by #46091-1857. Your best bet is to search for "Kawasaki + left" on eBay. You can do a "Where does this part fit?" search on [http://ronayers.com/ Ron Ayers] to see the various models that came with this part to aid in your search.
	~~note there are more Kawasaki models and years that have this type of control as well, if you get one from a model not listed above make sure that it is compatible~~. Your best bet is to search for "Kawasaki + left" on eBay.

	You can do a "Where does this part fit?" search on [http://ronayers.com/ Ron Ayers] to see the various models to aid in your ~~eBay~~ search.

	~~46091-1716~~

	All you have to do is remove your left control pod and replace it with the new one. The connections are under the tank, left side, right next to the ignition switch wires. You will have to snip a zip-tie.		All you have to do is remove your left control pod and replace it with the new one. The connections are under the tank, left side, right next to the ignition switch wires. You will have to snip a zip-tie.

Bokonon at 10:04, 30 January 2010

2010-01-30T10:04:16Z

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[[Category:Electrical & Lighting]]
Almost all Kawasaki Motorcycles made for street riding come with a hazard button, but(not surprisingly) the 250 doesn't. However, this is an easy mod and pretty cheap.

First get your hands on a 1998-2002 ZX6R, ZX6, ZX9R ZX12R Left hand control - these model/years are 100% compatible (see pic below)
note there are more Kawasaki models and years that have this type of control as well, if you get one from a model not listed above make sure that it is compatible. Your best bet is to search for "Kawasaki + left" on eBay.

You can do a "Where does this part fit?" search on [http://ronayers.com/ Ron Ayers] to see the various models to aid in your eBay search.

46091-1716

All you have to do is remove your left control pod and replace it with the new one. The connections are under the tank, left side, right next to the ignition switch wires. You will have to snip a zip-tie.

If you have small hands, you can try to disconnect the control from below the tank, but you should probably count on [[How do I remove the fairing, fuel tank, etc?|removing the tank]].

Then its unplug the left control, snip any zip-ties, unscrew the left control off the handbar, remove the choke lever, swap, and reinstall. Total time, 10 minutes.

The RED button you see is the Hazard button.