Intergrated LED tail light installation
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Intergrated LED tail light installation
I hope Im not reposting a thread thats already been discussed. I didnt see any that gave specifit instructions on how to install the LED tail light with intergrated turn signals.
I bought it from Ebay. It came with nothing at all but the tail light. I know from reading other threads that the 2 yellow wires are for the turn signals, but how do i wire the 2 seperate stock signals wires (each having 2 wires) into the 2 yellow ones?
Also theres the Black, Red, and Green wires. The stock is two seperate bulbs, One thats constant running, and one thats the high brake light. How do I wire those 2 bulbs into the LED light's black, red, and green wires?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have a 1998 SH.
I bought it from Ebay. It came with nothing at all but the tail light. I know from reading other threads that the 2 yellow wires are for the turn signals, but how do i wire the 2 seperate stock signals wires (each having 2 wires) into the 2 yellow ones?
Also theres the Black, Red, and Green wires. The stock is two seperate bulbs, One thats constant running, and one thats the high brake light. How do I wire those 2 bulbs into the LED light's black, red, and green wires?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have a 1998 SH.
Last edited by spitfirerecords21; 05-22-2012 at 08:15 AM.
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Use connectors to hook up the blue and Orange to the stock wires, test them first to make sure you have the right wire in the right spot.
The others are connected to the wires with the tail light plug. Mine came with a female end and just plugged in, you may news to cut off one plug and connect the wires. The other plug stays unplugged.
The others are connected to the wires with the tail light plug. Mine came with a female end and just plugged in, you may news to cut off one plug and connect the wires. The other plug stays unplugged.
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I dont have a orange wire at all. From the tail light like I said theres a red, black, and green set of wires coming out of one section together with no connectors on them at all or in the box. and a seperate set of two solid yellow wires.
The bike on the other hand has two bulbs (one thats constant running and one that only lights up when u squeeze the brake). Each bulb has 3 wires running into the connector behind the bulb (a red, and black, and a purple).
Im not quite understanding your reply?
The bike on the other hand has two bulbs (one thats constant running and one that only lights up when u squeeze the brake). Each bulb has 3 wires running into the connector behind the bulb (a red, and black, and a purple).
Im not quite understanding your reply?
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I dont have a orange wire at all. From the tail light like I said theres a red, black, and green set of wires coming out of one section together with no connectors on them at all or in the box. and a seperate set of two solid yellow wires.
The bike on the other hand has two bulbs (one thats constant running and one that only lights up when u squeeze the brake). Each bulb has 3 wires running into the connector behind the bulb (a red, and black, and a purple).
Im not quite understanding your reply?
The bike on the other hand has two bulbs (one thats constant running and one that only lights up when u squeeze the brake). Each bulb has 3 wires running into the connector behind the bulb (a red, and black, and a purple).
Im not quite understanding your reply?
If not, then someone have been messing with it already... and by your description it certainly seems like it...
Get a multimeter... Connect it to the wires (bike!), and find out which wire is which... Put the negative measuring lead to the frame, and you get 12V on on wire, 0V on two... Pull the brake lever, and one of the last two will show 12V... The last one still showing 12V is ground, the other the brake light...
Then hook up the new light, I'd try the green as ground first, and red as 12V... But either way, if you haven't got the ground right, it won't light at all, and if you got the others mixed up, you will see one is brighter...
The two yellow ones are the signals... One of each goes to the orange and blue respectively for each signal... The signal also has one green wire for ground, but that's not used, as the whole array grounds from one cable...
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