Small plastic piece for PCX 2009

[Jonathan99]

i bought a second hand PCX 125 2009 model and need to replace the little plastic/glass of the Gas gauge at the dashboard, there are  some marking/discoloration on it and it is almost completely hiding the gas meter)  the piece I mean is marked in the red circle in this photo: https://imgur.com/a/e5cb7HV. - (this is not my bike)

 

the shop I went to told me I will need to order this piece from somewhere, anyone have any idea where I can order it from or what's the name of it?  thanks in advance!

 

edit: is this what i need? https://shopee.co.th/product/196058574/8537361247

[Kwasaki]

APS. 

[VocalNeal]

The parts list doesn't show the price but it may not be the lens it maybe the fuel gauge itself. 

 

Go to a large Honda dealer and be prepared buy a new instrument cluster. The lens itself is a separate part but the on-line parts list doesn't show the number or price. 

 

If you are handy you could take the whole thing apart and have a look.

[seedy]

My PCX manual shows lens assembly -

37211-KWN-901 LENS ASSY.

Think this is the complete plastic lens covering the whole "meter complete" as Honda calls the gauge cluster

37202-KWN-901 packing - is the gasket surrounding the cluster

[Gsxrnz]

For a 2009 model I think most large roadside MC shops will have an aftermarket part.  Certainly here in Patts I replaced panels after a lowside.

 

Try polishing the plastic screen with a cutting compound - it may just be faded or worn - I used to carry a water bottle there and the mini vibrations made the plastic go opaque.

 

Or it may be water getting behind the outer plastic and fogging the gauge itself.  If so, a large MC roadside shop could probably sort you out. 

 

If you're in Patts I suggest the shop on Pattaya Klang, about 30M up from 3rd Road heading away from the beach - a favorite place of the Thais and their parts assortment puts the Honda and Yamaha dealers to shame.

 

 

[VocalNeal]

2 hours ago, VocalNeal said:

The parts list doesn't show the price but it may not be the lens it maybe the fuel gauge itself. 

 

Go to a large Honda dealer and be prepared buy a new instrument cluster. The lens itself is a separate part but the on-line parts list doesn't show the number or price. 

 

If you are handy you could take the whole thing apart and have a look.

An after thought.

 

It is probably the LCD display itself, after being left in the sun for all those years. See origin below. 

 

Again if it were me I'd go to a Honda main dealer.

 

Or carry an old oil 1l container of fuel under the seat and simply ride until it runs out.

Can't use the odometer as a guide because it is in the same LCD display?