I installed my lights and only one light will come on. It is the passenger side without the relay. Connections and ground are all solid? Help?
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Check your connections again. It may be an issue with your car or a bad ballast from the factory.
1460717
You might want to check the relay for proper connection. I had the same problem at first and that's what it was for me
1179438
I remember I had a hard time putting the lights in. Thought I was going to break them.I would try inserting them again. If that does not work, return it.Hope this helps!
1196608
I ran the wires through the side mirror to an opening in the car firewall to the original signal light wires and spliced the wires to the original wires . I grounded the black wire to the frameI had to lenghthen the wires by soldering an additional 4 feet of wire to what was provided as they are very short. I did this on both sides of my car and they work fine. Be sure to properly insulate any soldering or connections you might make in the wires.
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You can get a relay for led light at any auto parts store that will work got mine at advance auto parts.
1408190
I just hooked mine directly to a trolling motor battery with spring clips & they are bright.you might have a problem with your relay.try hooking them up direct & see how bright they get.
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Drop the back part of the headliner and deconnet the old light wire from the harness and plug in the new one. Hope this helps!
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ok i had the same problem after i installed the forth light to the back because i had only three lights installed (front and both sides)...the wires are thin so u have to be really careful when wrapping the cords.. plug them out then plug back in and see. right now only the blue works perfectly but i notice wen i shake the wires all the colors works.
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I had no issue attaching the light kit.. May be that part is defective. Sorry I couldn't be a help.
53610
This wiring comes with both sides of the connectors, however you must splice the light bar (or whatever you are hooking up to it) into the end of the connectors....Look at the picture of the wiring to see what I mean. One of the ends is showing to reference this....
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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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No those were the only instructions I did and it came on. You might have gotten a blown out light. Try plugging it in where you know electricity is working to make sure it's not your outlet. If that doesn't work definitely get a return label for a new one. Hope this helps!
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Nope that's the norm for these lights! check the fuse by the plug first, go to radioshack for new fuses. i had 2 of these lights that pop'ed and sparks came out I contacted the company, they sent me 2 new light heads opened the box 1 st one worked the 2nd one was dead on arrival it never ends with these! Lol so far I have 2 out of three that haven't given me issues in the last 2-3 months
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Not sure if you already have a fuse link and a relay to your light bar. But that's how I wired mine. Relays are a little complicated to figure out but a must to get sufficient power to the lights and a good fuseable link to keep everything safe from shorting out.
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I let my mechanic do it for me; apparently it's easy to do and doesn't take very long, first find where the two wires for the rear lights come from the plug and then just connect the two LED's to them in the plug itself, if you're not quite sure what to do just go to your local garage and they'll sort it for you, it won't cost you much, I hope this helps.
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you may be drawing too much current...if there is a relay it may only be able to handle one set of lights...computer may be a part of the "problem" and act as a safety not allowing all those lights at once. (I guess id rather have less lights than a car fire)some vehicles I have seen where you turn the "high beams" on and the low beams go out (probably to protect the wiring/relay/fuses from burning up)and some vehicles I have seen where ALL 4 lights come on..(low beam stay on and high beam also come on)(there are aftermarket kits that help you get all 4 lights on if not originally designed that way)(at least on older cars)good luck! you may be drawing too much current...if there is a relay it may only be able to handle one set of lights...computer may be a part of the "problem" and act as a safety not allowing all those lights at once. (I guess id rather have less lights than a car fire)some vehicles I have seen where you turn the "high beams" on and the low beams go out (probably to protect the wiring/relay/fuses from burning up)and some vehicles I have seen where ALL 4 lights come on..(low beam stay on and high beam also come on)(there are aftermarket kits that help you get all 4... » Read More you may be drawing too much current...if there is a relay it may only be able to handle one set of lights...computer may be a part of the "problem" and act as a safety not allowing all those lights at once. (I guess id rather have less lights than a car fire)some vehicles I have seen where you turn the "high beams" on and the low beams go out (probably to protect the wiring/relay/fuses from burning up)and some vehicles I have seen where ALL 4 lights come on..(low beam stay on and high beam also come on)(there are aftermarket kits that help you get all 4 lights on if not originally designed that way)(at least on older cars)good luck! « Show Less
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Make sure you didn't get so much grease on that the two parts no longer make electrical contact. Try wiping the grease off the threads and the end of the part with the light so it makes a good contact.
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First off why did you change the bulb? Great upgrade to LED. If you had a brake light problem to begin with it may be your B.L. Switch. If neither of them work it must be up line. Try testing the bulb ground the outer housing and put 12v to each terminal if they work it is your vehicle test light those sockets. If you have power while the blinker is on then make sure they are not frozen in place spray a lube in the socket and use a non conducting push rod to loosen the springs. Hope this helps. Also if you change front and rear you need a low voltage flasher.