Titan lists the LazyLiner Elite with a 100 watt coil charging system that can power lights, beacons or other accessories, and dealers list it with electric start. On our diagram the electrical parts are the 0290681 positive battery cable and the 0290680 engine stop wire harness, both on Control Identification page 6. No coil, battery or light is listed as a separate part.
What the Elite adds
The Elite and Pro share the seat, pedals and speed range. What Titan adds on the LazyLiner Elite (0290040H) is a 100 watt coil charging system, described as a way to run lights, beacons or other powered accessories from the driver. Dealers also list the Elite with electric start, where the Pro (0290041H) is listed as pull start.
That is the full extent of what we can state. We have no voltage, amperage, battery type or wiring detail from Titan, so none appears here. The 100 watt figure is the only rating Titan gives us, which is why the last section is about checking the load before you add anything.
The electrical parts on our diagram
Two electrical parts are listed, both on Control Identification page 6:
LazyLiner electrical parts
Look at what is missing. None of the six LazyLiner pages lists a coil, charging regulator, battery, starter, light or beacon as a separate part. If your problem is the charging system itself, the diagram cannot tell you what is available. Call us with the serial number and what the machine is doing.
The engine side
The engine is where our sources disagree. Dealers give the Pro a pull-start Honda GX160, but they do not agree on the Elite's engine, so we do not name one. Page 1 of the diagrams (Control Identification 1) shows 0537547A and 980-331A sharing one callout, with nothing to say which suits an Elite. Phone us with the engine's model and serial number first.
Related accessories on the same pages
Page 1 also lists the 2413480 Tray Accessory, and the 2423493 LazyLiner Pro Bumper - Honda at callout 5. The bumper is named for the Pro, so if you own an Elite, ask before you order it. Titan sells a separate LazyLiner Tray, and the site's 2413480 listing is a tray accessory with no description beyond that, so confirm what you are getting.
Before you add lights or accessories
- Read your manual for what the coil system is meant to supply. The 100 watt figure is the only rating we can quote.
- Add up the draw of everything you plan to connect and keep it within what the manual allows.
- Have any work on wiring done as the manual describes. We do not give wiring steps.
The LazyLiner Elite electrical and related parts from this guide:
The Short Version
The Elite's electrical story is a 100 watt coil system, a positive battery cable and an engine stop harness. Order those two by part number from page 6, and call (713) 931-0006 for anything on the charging or starting side that the diagram does not list.
Electrical problem on your Elite?
Call (713) 931-0006 with the serial number and what the machine does or does not do, and we will point you to the part.
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