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Razor 3-Prong Charger Port | Universal Parts — product image 4

Razor 3-Prong Charger Port | Universal Parts

$5.00
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Razor 3-Prong Charger Port | Universal Parts

$5.00
Part number 210-9

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Keep your electric ride ready with the Universal Parts 3-Prong Charger Port. A direct replacement for Razor Part #W25141012106, this threaded 3-pin male adapter restores a secure, reliable connection between your battery charger and your vehicle. Includes a rubber dust cap to protect pins from dirt and moisture when not in use.

Features

  • OEM-Spec Replacement — direct fit for Razor Part #W25141012106
  • Threaded 3-Pin Male Adapter — threaded collar locks securely; won't slip during charging
  • Rubber Dust Cap — shields pins from dirt, moisture, and road debris
  • 9" Red/Black Wire Leads — easy routing with 5/8" (15.5mm) flush-mount profile

Specifications

  • Connector Type: 3-prong (3-pin) male
  • Wiring: 2-wire (red/black)
  • Wire Length: 9 inches
  • Mounting Hole: 5/8" (15.5mm)
  • Replaces: Razor Part #W25141012106
  • SKU: 210-9

Model Fitment

Razor Series Compatible Models
E-Series Scooters E100, E125, E150, E175, E200, E300, E500
Dirt Rockets MX350, MX400, RSF350 Electric Sport Bike
Pocket Mod Bistro, Bella, Vapor, Betty, Blossom, Chrissy
Specialty Rides Crazy Cart (Standard, DLX, Shift, XL), Ground Force Drifter
Mechanic's Note: If your charger light stays green but your bike isn't running, a broken pin inside the port is often the culprit. Before mounting, tighten the lock nut firmly against the back of the fairing to prevent the port from spinning when plugging in.

California Prop 65 Warning: www.p65warnings.ca.gov

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