Reverse Lights for 2018 RTV X1100C

BiffNH said:
Thanks for the great suggestions. I don't have a beeper so I will be purchasing the switch and hardware to do the job.
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Hi, I have a Kubota 1100c and am looking to add a back up sensor. This is not a backup beeper, but rather an alarm that would sound when I get too close to an object in back the vehicle. I am looking to have the sensor only active when I am in reverse much like your back up lights. Can you assist in parts that I would need ( I believe some kind of switch) and where it would be installed…thanks Mark
 
marksaxon said:
Hi, I have a Kubota 1100c and am looking to add a back up sensor. This is not a backup beeper, but rather an alarm that would sound when I get too close to an object in back the vehicle. I am looking to have the sensor only active when I am in reverse much like your back up lights. Can you assist in parts that I would need ( I believe some kind of switch) and where it would be installed…thanks Mark
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I purchased the bracket and switch for the back-up beeper without the beeper. Go to Messick's parts site:

Kubota RTV-X1100CW (UV WORKSITE W/CAB) Parts Diagrams

Kubota Parts Catalog Lookup. Buy Kubota Parts Online & Save!
www.messicks.com
. From there go to OPTIONS and then find the Beeper option.
The parts diagram is there and shows the back-up beeper parts. I purchased the switch $25.36 #K7591-96450, the wire harness $16.15 # K759-96420, switch plate $2.18 #K2581-6220, switch bracket $ 7.57 #K7591-96410, stay bracket $7.57 #k7591-96460 $7.57. Installation was easy.

I decided to spend the money on the wire harness since it had the connector for plug & play and was the correct length. You can add the bolts, etc to be sure you have the correct lengths and sizes. The back-up light is fantastic. Good luck.
 
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BiffNH said:
I purchased the bracket and switch for the back-up beeper without the beeper. Go to Messick's parts site:

Kubota RTV-X1100CW (UV WORKSITE W/CAB) Parts Diagrams

Kubota Parts Catalog Lookup. Buy Kubota Parts Online & Save!
www.messicks.com
. From there go to OPTIONS and then find the Beeper option.
The parts diagram is there and shows the back-up beeper parts. I purchased the switch $25.36 #K7591-96450, the wire harness $16.15 # K759-96420, switch plate $2.18 #K2581-6220, switch bracket $ 7.57 #K7591-96410, stay bracket $7.57 #k7591-96460 $7.57. Installation was easy.

I decided to spend the money on the wire harness since it had the connector for plug & play and was the correct length. You can add the bolts, etc to be sure you have the correct lengths and sizes. The back-up light is fantastic. Good luck.
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Thanks so much!
 
BiffNH said:
I purchased the bracket and switch for the back-up beeper without the beeper. Go to Messick's parts site:

Kubota RTV-X1100CW (UV WORKSITE W/CAB) Parts Diagrams

Kubota Parts Catalog Lookup. Buy Kubota Parts Online & Save!
www.messicks.com
. From there go to OPTIONS and then find the Beeper option.
The parts diagram is there and shows the back-up beeper parts. I purchased the switch $25.36 #K7591-96450, the wire harness $16.15 # K759-96420, switch plate $2.18 #K2581-6220, switch bracket $ 7.57 #K7591-96410, stay bracket $7.57 #k7591-96460 $7.57. Installation was easy.

I decided to spend the money on the wire harness since it had the connector for plug & play and was the correct length. You can add the bolts, etc to be sure you have the correct lengths and sizes. The back-up light is fantastic. Good luck.
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Do I have to remove tire for installation?
 
The parts diagram is there and shows the back-up beeper parts. I purchased the switch $25.36 #K7591-96450, the wire harness $16.15 # K759-96420, switch plate $2.18 #K2581-6220, switch bracket $ 7.57 #K7591-96410, stay bracket $7.57 #k7591-96460 $7.57. Installation was easy.
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You may want to re-check your parts list for typos. I was able to figure it out, though, so thank you a bunch!
 
Thanks, do I need to remove tire to install?
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It appears you are asking me that question. I've not made the addition yet, so I don't know if it's absolutely necessary. However, if you go to post 16 of this thread, there are instructions posted by Armyaviatr, and the first step is to remove the wheel. I'm sure someone with experience will provide an answer. Based on the drawing, it appears that would make things much easier.

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