SuperATV Can-Am Defender Plug & Play Turn Signal & Horn Kit

SuperATV Street Legal Turn Signal & Horn Kit for Can-Am Defender HD Models

Get your Can-Am Defender one step closer to street legal with SuperATV's Plug & Play Turn Signal & Horn Kit. Engineered specifically for Defender and Defender MAX models, this all-in-one kit arrives pre-assembled with color-coded wiring — no guesswork, no cutting, no splicing.

What's Included

• 2 Front LED turn signal lights
• 2 Rear LED turn signal lights
• 1 Dash-mounted turn signal toggle switch
• 1 LED dash cluster indicator
• 1 Compact 105dB horn with horn button
• Completely assembled & color-coded wiring harness
• 2 Bullet connectors
• 10 Wire ties

Key Features

• True Plug & Play: Pre-assembled and color-coded for fast, tool-friendly installation
• Full LED Lighting: Front and rear LED turn signals for maximum visibility
• 105dB Horn: Road-ready audible warning meets most state requirements
• Dash Cluster Indicator: Know your signals are active at a glance
• Defender-Specific Fit: Designed to integrate cleanly with Defender wiring — no universal adapters

Installation Resources

Toggle Kit Installation Instructions (PDF)

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this kit truly plug and play?

Yes. SuperATV pre-assembles and color-codes the entire wiring harness so it connects directly to your Defender's existing wiring without cutting or splicing.

Does this kit make my Can-Am Defender street legal?

This kit provides the turn signals and horn required by most states, but street legal requirements vary by state. Always verify your local laws before driving on public roads.

Which Can-Am Defender models does this fit?

This kit fits a wide range of Defender and Defender MAX models from 2016 through current production, including HD5, HD7, HD8, HD9, HD10, and MAX variants. See the full fitment list below.

What type of lights are included?

All turn signal lights are LED for long life, low power draw, and high visibility in all conditions.

Note: Street legal requirements for ATVs and UTVs vary by state. Check your local laws before operating on public roads.