| Diagram | Fig. 16 — ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT · ref 12 |
| Subsystem | electrical |
| Listed in parts books | 1968–1970 |
Warning light body (Red) (38189)
Red warning light body (99-0568, later 38189) that houses a pilot/warning lamp in the instrument binnacle.
This is the red warning light body, 99-0568, that fits into the handlebar binnacle or headlamp shell area to house one of the small pilot lamps on the instrument cluster - typically the oil pressure warning light. It's the plastic or metal surround that holds the bulb and lens in place, not the lens or bulb itself.
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In the catalog it shows up across the electrical and headlamp/harness figures as well as the binnacle and control-lever listings, which fits with how these warning light bodies get shared across several assembly drawings on a given machine. The later factory number for this same part is 38189, so if your parts book or an older invoice lists it that way, you're looking at the identical piece.
When you're pulling one of these to replace a cracked or discolored body, check what color lens and bulb holder you're pairing it with, since these came in different colors for different warning functions on the same panel.
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