How do I replace the rear indicator arm on my Honda Today

scott rimmer

• 162 Answers
• Posted on Feb 25, 2009

SOURCE: hi the indicator lights on my honda lead scooter

coul;d you just clarify that the lights are not coming on at all or are they not flashing? if they not flashing then it is your relay which is usually located under the seat but if there is nothing happening when you switch the indicators on then you will have to check the wiring from your switch to the light itself. if you take a piece of wire and a bulb preferably from your bike as this will be 6 volt, take this wire and connect it to an earth spot such as the frame then connect the other end to the outside edge of the bulb. switch on indicators and touch bulb with wire on it to the wire which feeds the base of the original bulb to see if you are getting any voltage through it. if nothing happens the you will have to repeat the following to all four points wher it usually goes and if still nothing then you will have to go further back in the loom to find the problem. but you will find the problem with an auto electrician will find problem a lot faster and should be quite cheap as it is only a moped.

SOURCE: I have a 20058 Honda

The worst part of getting the wheel off is removing the exhaust pipe. It is held to the engine by 2 nuts that can be accessed form below the bike and then by a single nut to the rear of the bike frame. Once the exhaust is off you can remove the centre nut of the wheel after having removed the split pin at which point the wheel will come off.