7/8'' ATV Motorcycle Scooter Offroad Universal Switch Horn Turn Signal On/Off

I got this mainly for the horn button, for a 12 volt horn on my TerraTrike Rover. It fit perfectly on the handlebar end and works adequately. For the price I didn't expect it to be really high quality, rugged and waterproof, but it's reasonably adequate for my application. It's not at all flimsy, by any means, but it's not heavy duty either.The headlight switch handles my 12 volt, 18 watt headlight (1.5 amps) okay.Other reviews have noted issues about the color coding for the switch wires. The switch I received is coded like this: The horn wires are white. The wires for the headlight are blue. The turn signal (L/R) center / common is red. The R position is green The L position is yellow.The "turn signal" switch is just a slide switch with the middle position being off. Not very convenient as a turn signal switch, but could be used for something else... high / low lights selection for example.The wires coming out of the control panel are plenty long and have a good outer jacket. I think the individual colored leads in the bundle are 24 AWG.Overall, this product meets my expectations and works for what I wanted it for.

Horn and light switch are good. Turn signal switch is awful. Space between left off and right is very small. Because of this it is very hard to operate it and extremely hard if not impossible to operate it with gloves on. If you just need a horn and light switch, this is good. If you need it for turn signals forget it.

I added this switch to my ATV creating my own street legal kit. Have only had it installed for a month. I haven't had a chance to hook up all the switched or wires, but the ones that are hooked up work well. Initial impressions are the housing is well built and seems like it will last a while. The horn and on/off buttons feel substantial like they will last a while. I have the on/off hooked up to a relay for Aux lights and plan to hook up the horn soon. The turn signal switch could be a little better quality. I am hopeful that it will last.Digging a little deeper the wiring I feel is a bit on the small side and I had to put a multi-meter on it to figure out what controlled what. The small wiring will work well if you put everything that you are connecting on a relay. When hooking up the turn signals I put a flasher on the "HOT" wire going to the turn signal switch so I only needed one flasher.Over all fairly happy thus far. Only time will tell.

I needed a switch to add function to my atv, the horn button was never in a decent place this worked great. I mounted it on the mirror boss by bushing it out with a piece of heater hose that I ground to the perfect size with a bench grinder, I then capped it off with an appropriately sized washer that held everything down and on. The reason for the four star is it is just a junky switch.

Meh. Wiring diagram is wrong, one of these comments has the correct wiring. Turn signal switch is horrible, I can't ever tell when it's in the middle while riding. Way too little travel too. Very hard to tell through gloves. Might work if you need to pass inspection, but for actual usage, I wouldn't buy it.

decent little switch for my e bike, if you are having trouble with the wiring you can remove the 3 screws on the back and pop it open. There are only 3 switches white for the horn, blue for the light, red is positive for the blinkers and then yellow and green that go to the actual blinkers.

OK! Fast shipping! First impression, questionable. However, after thoroughly inspecting I came to a conclusion, this switching module is well built. The metal 7/8" bushing/bracket is the main mount and therefore no stress on the plastic case. The red and green button switches are firm and appear to be very durable. The black toggle switch appears to be very, very durable. NOW for the wiring, Ooops, no in closed instructions and I may have received an updated version with a totally different wiring layout. The colors of the wires don't match, 2 blues, 2 whites, 1ea red, yellow and green. This is what I obtained from Customer Service, blue/blue - lites, wht/wht - horn, yel - right sig, grn - left sig, red - power. Other than the aforementioned complicated wiring, this is excellent piece of equipment!

When it rains the switch fills up with water. Had to drill a small hole in the lowest point of the housing for the water to drain and after had to spray with contact cleaner to get the switches to work again.