I have installed them, I like them, Wiring it to my 97 Jeep wrangler TJ, only work if my lights arnet on. How to wire?
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Sounds like you may have them wired into a two way switch (something that would turn on regular lights then when turned off, it sends the power to the LED lights). Its difficult to assist since I don't know how you wired them or where you spliced the hot (red) wire into.
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id have to know how you have them wired wat u have them wired up my recommendations hard wire with a switch or splice with factory wiring if you are using them as backup lights
1284187
You probably need to move the fuse location on your fuse box. Or you might have wired them to a circuit that is being used.
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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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You need a separate switch source, such as a wall switch. The lights are all wired to each other and then there are 3 wires to hard wire it to your electrical source (hot, neutral and ground).
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I had the same problem. Except my lights came with blue and white leads....After searching a few forums, I learned that they will only work wired correctly; meaning connected correctly, they will come on, wired in reverse they will not light up. I tried them both ways and found this to be accurate.
666555
I use a product called lightning bolts. They get connected to your factory wiring. Very bright.
511957
Same here, 2010 base, 8 wires on the connector, only degrees/Celsius and light up worked, I found a Forum where instructions guide to complete connections. Tundraforum.comI was told by a toyota service tech that it is a "hit or miss", will update post after following the instructions to complete connection.
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The lights only come on with engine running and vehicle in gear. If they still are not working then you may need to rotate the plugs. (The polarity is backwards) also are your connectors burnt. GM has a problem with the connectors burning up from the bulbs burning so hot. LED's use less heat but you may need to replace the connectors
90727
Hi I don't really know the answer to your question. I plugged my existing connection for the lights and it worked. No new wires or changes.
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You got a positive wire and a negative/ground wire. If your hooking it up just splice them into your wires for your running lights. These didn't work with my suv so I took the lights and installed them in the cup holders so I got lighted cup holders. Looks cool with clear containers with liquid.
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Check your connections. I have found that these lights are finicky. The slightest movement (like replacing a bulb) affects the connections. Play with the connections when on and you'll find they work.
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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!
1894526
Hi, I linked them by running hardwire to each fixture (and box) the only other way to link them would be with the provided wires but they are not very long. Let me know of you need more information
1977476
you should. my truck had all 3 wires the same color so I had to keep switching the wires each time to get each light to work and to blink.
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I got them for a light bar on my jeep i just got 12 ga wire and a toggle switch depends on how you are planning on wiring it up you might want an fuseable link
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They worked just fine for me. There are a couple of cables that go for the halo and eyebrow led's. those will need to be wired up to you're driving lights. Turn the lights forward one click and your headlights don't come on. That's the wire I hooked them up to.
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I suggest you first check your connections. The ones that came with my LED lights were of poor quality and did not make connection thru the cable insulation. The other obvious thing is have the car running. Good luck
343855
Wired up fine on my TJ. Not having a YJ sorry but I would take a look at the wires to make sure you wired it up correctly
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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.