That is exactly what I posted in the previous post.
The wire you have labeled pig tail connects to the wires you labeled from car. Just make sure you connect the hot and ground wires correctly and you have some bright ass lights!
That is exactly what I posted in the previous post.
The wire you have labeled pig tail connects to the wires you labeled from car. Just make sure you connect the hot and ground wires correctly and you have some bright ass lights!
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Sorry for being a slow learner, but I think I finally have it figured out. Let me know if I did. No wire cutting needed I hope.
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Yuppers that's it!
No worries...
I didn't cut anything, but I did have to take some pliers to the car and the pigtail ends to get them to fit securely. They are a slight mismatch in size.
Remember to not rely on the double stick tape to hold it all hidden. I used a self tapping 1/2 inch screw to hide them above the fogs tucked up in there...
Bill
Bill, thanks for the help and putting up with my endless questions. Got it wired up and working. I'm going to attempt my first how to so other newbs dont have to bug people when they need help for this.
Got the pictures for the how to but don't know how to make a how to. Where do I go?
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