I want to connect lights from motor home to towed car. will this work??
1948078
Purpose is to convert a motorhome with combined turn/brake lights to a towed vehicle with separate turn and brake lights. Works fine on mine I use diodes at the tow car end to prevent feedback
1948079
Yes this is what you need if your towed vehicle has separate amber turn signals and red brake lights at the rear of the vehicle. I've used this same module on our CRV toad and it works fine.
1948080
Purpose is to convert a motorhome with combined turn/brake lights to a towed vehicle with separate turn and brake lights. Works fine on mineI use diodes at the tow car end to prevent feedback
1948081
What I use this item for is converting a towed trailer with a 5 wire L.E.D. light system to a 4 wire system which is used by most automobiles. If your towing vehicle is set u with a 5 wire system which usually means you have separate brake lights and you towed vehicle has a 4 wire system where you have the brake, turn and tail & marker lights all on same wire or vise versa then yes this is the converter for you.
1948082
It is difficult to say if this would work for your application. I am using this to operate the multicolor tail lights on a VW from my motorhome which has the standard single color (red) lenses. Many of the European cars have the yellow turn signals, red tail lamps and then red stop lights (4 wire setup). This convertor takes the three wire from my motorhome and adapts to the 4 wire on the car. Some of the newer VW's have sensors that detect a bulb out condition. I do not know if this convertor would also work with that system. Best Regards.
76993
I put IT TO the fuse box to the key when you turn it on the light come on, they become running lights it works for me, look good try it, put it to the fuse box inside the car, not the one under the hood ok. this will work, it work for me. I HOPE THIS WILL HELP YOU, (HAVE A BLESS DAY )
697289
That will not work. The connection will need to be change to obd I or obd II scanner possible work. If ECU been change you will need to find the A/B to get flashing check engine lit
1236798
Both leads frm light are about 5" and the ground lead on the harness is only about 2'. You would need to extend the ground on the harnss to each quick connect or attach a short wire from the trailer frame to your quick connect. They should work fine.
703305
this is not a plug and play setup. it's for 24W max so unless you change your headlamps to low power LEDs, it will likely not work. Your standard headlights are 50-65W each. besides you would not want to wire this to your primary headlights. if it fails your headlights will fail too. Instead, get high quality white cree leds and mount them besides your headlights and wire them that way. That is how cop cars do it. Separate bulbs, separate wiring for strobes.
528749
This adaptor plugs into your tow vehicle to accept a 4 wire plug. The red lights are used to check your trailer lights. Hope this helps.
733398
yes it can work but it will not be a plug and play. unless hid kit has a freightliner headlight harness attached to it. you will have to hardwire yourself.
572820
Yes... as long as there is no transformer involved... If your lights have a transformer this will NOT work.
1424872
All you need is a wire, what i did is i connected the wire from the output lights terminals to the cable that goes to the light of my trunk, every time i open the trunk, the lights turns on, let me know if you have questions, i can send you pics.
525392
This will work fine, as long as you use a separate relay to handle the power needed for the lights.
1068670
It should work with any vehicle that has a OBD connector. I have been using it for a month & it works well to identify the codes. You can take those codes to your auto parts place & they can give you recommendations to fix/replace to clear issue. You can reset the lamp via an OBD app.
1774356
Yes it will but when you receive it make sure to also wire relays and not connect directly. It will work without a relay but if you discover your lights are not on it WILL NOT be a fuse blown but a very expensive repair.
561504
It should work long as the model number is right. You just don't plug in the lights.
1720305
I have one of these sensors connected to a dual floodlight mounted above and between the doors of my two-car garage and it works fine to illuminate the short double-wide driveway leading from the street to the garage. I'm not sure how it would with your decorative lighting as it is intended to screw into the mount for the dual floodlight unit; but I'd bet a qualified electrician could connect some wiring (possibly through a conduit) to another lamp away from the dual floodlight unit it's intended for. Steven S
458128
This is not for the lighting connector but. My car also has a usb connecter that work fine and allows steering wheel control.
869914
Ubwould want to disconnect the drl if ur going to run hid kit I believe it's just a fuse
26961
As far as I can tell, there isn't a reason that it shouldn't work. If the factory daytime running lights are not working, this would be a cheap fix for them. I would make sure the fuse for the DRL is removed, or the module or wiring disconnected so they don't both try to activate the DRL at the same time.