Small accident - PCX 125, 2013 needs replacement fairing par

[HIAO]

Hello,

May I ask for your help.

I was side-swiped by a car last week. Although the scooter wasn't dropped, this fairing piece was a casualty.

It's a pearlescent white, 2013 PCX 125 that lives in Switzerland.

Please could you point me in the direction of the OEM part number (or the parts catalogue), and if you have a recommendation for a supplier, who ships to Europe, that would be even more appreciated.

[Mel46]

Please look under your seat for a color code so that we can look for the correct color of white. I have found one that is called PEARL HIMALAYAS WHITE, but Honda has this bad habit of making the colors just a little bit different for each area.

https://www.partzilla.com/product/honda ... j8QAvD_BwE

[Mel46]

I found this site that might be able to help you, once you know the paint code.

https://www.bike-parts-honda.com/honda- ... R/PCX/2013

[HIAO]

Thank you. That's kind.

[HIAO]

Thanks for the parts website link.

I think I've found it 64431-kwn-900ZU.

You're right about the colour. It's called Pearl Cool White.

[Robbie]

I got a fairing replament from 'Power by PCX' in Thailand. Took a while to get to uk but no import duty and it was cheap for a genuine Honda part.

[HIAO]

Power by PCX has the right fitting part, for a third of the price of buying it in Europe.

However, the colour code and description for the white Himalaya Pearl White (NHA-87P) is different to my scooter (NHA-16P).

How different can two shade of Honda white panels be?

[gn2]

If it was mine..... take the panel off, repair the crack with superglue, take the black rub marks off with T-cut or similar then clean it up and put it back on.
If you don't fancy that idea and want the repair to look pristine, you'll need to replace the pillion footpeg and the floor panel as well as the lower.

[gn2]

How different can two shade of Honda white panels be?

Different enough to be instantly obvious that the scooter has been crashed and repaired on the cheap.

[NADman]

If it was mine..... take the panel off, repair the crack with superglue, take the black rub marks off with T-cut or similar then clean it up and put it back on.
If you don't fancy that idea and want the repair to look pristine, you'll need to replace the pillion footpeg and the floor panel as well as the lower.

Reinforce with Hot glue gun from the rear, clean, grind rough up etc if and where there's room.