where do i tap the red wire of the main switch wiring harness? instructions only said tap to main power of parking lamp but has no picture or location diagram of the said wiring.
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Hello, Parking light wire is a wire that provides constant power while the parking lights are on. This will prevent you from leaving the lights on when the car is off. Sometimes the color change for the year make and model and this set covers different models and years. You would have to test the wire but any wire with constant power while key is on the acc or on position should work fine.
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There is a sensor wire that has to be attached to one of your headlight circuits. Read the instructions again and you'll see where it is. In my Infiniti I took the wire back to the circuit panel and inserted it in the power side for the headlights. If you have easy access to the back of your headlights, you can use their wiring method, either way you have to make sure you are on the + side and not the ground side. Works great.
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The 2 red wires in the switch should be connected to an existing 2 prong connector that should have a corresponding connector coming from the converter, only 1 red wire goes to the positive in your car.
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Judith, sorry for the delay . I just came back from vacation. I checked and do not have the wiring instruction anymore. It is extremely difficult for me to take the lamp down and look inside the wiring. May be you should consult with someone who has electrical wiring experience. I wish that I can help you on this. Sorry
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You have to find your vehicles wiring diagram and switch the two positive wires going into the light bulb socket. There should be three wires, a ground, a constant positive, and an alternative positive (signal flash). I wouldn't recommend doing this unless you actually know 100% what you are doing though because if you don't do it properly you can really mess up your signals.
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You shouldnt need the yellow or green wires at all, unless you want to hook the light bar up to your turn signals. You just want to hook it up so you can see all the cool stuff it does right? Just run red wire to positive battery terminal and black wire to negative battery terminal. It should come right on. Use A to turn it on and off, C to change colors, D to change speed and B to change pattern. This light is very cool I promise. Its the best one of the 3 that i have had so far.
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It comes with wiring but it is not a direct plug in you will have to find the parking light circuit and splice in
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The light and the harness both have bare wire ends so just use an inline connector and a pair of crimpers to splice them. You could also use a wire nut if you want but the inline connector will allow the wire to remain in a straight line.
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No there was no wiring diagram other than the decal below the dial. I just connected the power supply + and - wires to the IN side and the LED light strip wires to the OUT side. One note though is that you'll need to cut the connector off from the power cord that connects to the LED light strip and strip the wires to install them into the dimmer connections. Hope this helps you.
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No but what I recall is that you just plug into this new headlight assembly from where you disconnect your old headlight. It comes with new lamps already installed and you should not need any wiring.
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Hello there. Actually, believe it or not, that connection is fairly standard. Many light reflectors/fixtures have them. All I had to do was plug my light fixture cord into the apollo outlet. If you only have the ballast, look for a hood/light fixture that has this type of plug. If you have a hood/light fixture that is hard wired to another ballast you will not be able to use it. There are countless light fixtures on Ebay that come equipped with this outlet. I'm not sure about an adapter because I don't know exactly what's being adapted. Hope this helps a little West
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Find a 12v source I hooked it up to my night time head lights so they would come on automaticity. black(ground) wire to black wire that goes to your headlights and red (positive) goes to positive wire running to your head lights usually red but it can be any color. Just slice the wire open and use electrical tap to protect it. Good luck!
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Optional note: You can cap off the red wire with screw-on nut or electrical tape. Then, wire in the black wire by itself. Now, the entire plug runs all of the time. Your light switch will no longer work for that outlet. I've done this a few times when I've installed new overhead lighting and didn't need the wall switched outlets any longer.Note-note: If you DO use the red wire, you have to cut the metal binder tab off off the outlet. In between the two hot screw lugs, you'll see a small metal tab. The reason for this tab is to allow removal with pliers or cutters IF you are using the red wire. Optional note: You can cap off the red wire with screw-on nut or electrical tape. Then, wire in the black wire by itself. Now, the entire plug runs all of the time. Your light switch will no longer work for that outlet. I've done this a few times when I've installed new overhead lighting and didn't need the wall switched outlets any longer.Note-note: If you DO use the red wire, you have to cut the metal binder tab off off the outlet. In between the two hot screw lugs, you'll see a small metal tab. The reason for this tab is to allow removal with pliers or cutters IF you are... » Read More Optional note: You can cap off the red wire with screw-on nut or electrical tape. Then, wire in the black wire by itself. Now, the entire plug runs all of the time. Your light switch will no longer work for that outlet. I've done this a few times when I've installed new overhead lighting and didn't need the wall switched outlets any longer.Note-note: If you DO use the red wire, you have to cut the metal binder tab off off the outlet. In between the two hot screw lugs, you'll see a small metal tab. The reason for this tab is to allow removal with pliers or cutters IF you are using the red wire. « Show Less
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Per the sticker on the side: red wires hook up the supply +12V and load (lamp/strip) +12V. It doesn't matter which you connect where, as they are bussed together at the switch. Black wire connects to supply GND, and green to the load's GND wire. This device operates as a low-side switch, so when switched off, the device will actually have a potential of +12V.
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Check the peak amperage draw on the device that the switch will control. The switch is rated at 20 amps, so if your lamp will exceed that, you will need to add a relay( and associated wiring). Either way, you will want to have an in-line fuse
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The black goes to ground the red wire goes to positive on the high beam. You have to find the high beam wire first. Good luck.
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You need to purchase another cable for between the battery and the switch and then the other terminal on the switch connects to the car with the existing + wire. You will prob have to change the connector to attach to the existing wire.