what wiring harness do i need for this light bar on a 2010 chevy? can i use different brands on wireing cause i dont know if the ends are different
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The included wiring is very simple with only a positive and negative wire... Of course, proper wiring for any type of off-road light is best completed using the proper relay, fuse, switch, and gauge wire to prevent problems.
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They are connected the same way, unless the circuit your current light bar is on can't handle the addt'l 2A per light added, in which case you would need a relay and separate circuit, with the relay energized by the existing light bar circuit assuming you want them energized simultaneously.
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The light kit that I purchased included the following:* Plug and play harness with switch* Mounting brackets* Mounting hardwareYou need to take note that depending on the installation location you may need additional hardware. I installed mine on a bull bar and did not need any additional hardware.
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I am not sure, I would think of using 2 switches just for compatibility,the harness may depend on the lights used. Hope this helps, good luck.
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Hello, These are only compatible with a 07-10 CHEVY HHR (MODELS: LS, PANEL LS, LT, PANEL LT, SS, PANEL SS). The light itself could look the same for a 2011, but the connection could be different. Thank you
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Lorna, I guess I don't understand your question. We had to order a "pigtail" (not an entire wiring harness) for our truck, a 2010 Silverado. If you go to the Tekonsha website there are video's that will instruct how to install in your vehicle. Sharon
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It's been a while since I installed my headlights. I have a 77 chevy 3/4 truck with sealed beam headlight. With a three prong connector. I had to cut the plastic around the plug in on the connector on my wire bundle to adapt for the different contour of the new buld. Didn't have to trim much to allow contact and hold plug to lightbulb. Just be sure bulb is same dia. Light put out a lot more light the stock bulbs.
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They might not fit I used them for my gauges lighting and marker lights your chevy might need the one that look like a fuse but a light in the middle, this link might help buddy.. http://www.carid.com/2000-chevy-silverado-lighting/
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The actual light bulb and harness for the turn signals were not included when I received mine. You use what you already have and on your vehicle. The only thing is that you will have to do minor work for the halos to work. You will need splice connectors and some electrical wire, which you can find at your local auto parts store. Hope this helps.
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You will get the necessary wires to make the connection, what will happen is the lights will be flickering unless you buy a more expensive anti-flicker harness which is manufactured by Speaker. The lights look amazing!!
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If you want each light bar to be on a different switch you would need four. I would suggest talking to an off road shop tech. LEDs have a very low amperage draw and typically do not need a relay and harness like this one. Normally you can get away with a quality switch and a inline fuse. ( perks of buying LEDs) this setup might be a little bit of overkill for your application.
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I had to use the original mounting bolts. Everything else is there though. Mounts where existing lights are and wiring plugs right in
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I'm not sure if it will fit withought adjustment. My 07 silverado is a 3 prong plug in and the light has a 4 prong or it's the other way around. Either way I have to connect and add wire wire adjusters to make it work.
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Chris, The factory harness plugs straight in to the new lights. Save your old bulbs and keep one in your glove box in case one goes out you have a spare. Best money spent. I wish I would have replaced them sooner. You may need to readjust the alignment to where the lights shine. Joe.
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Umm I'm not sure! I know the Sierras and Silverado have different lights but all your doing is connecting the plug, you just have to make sure the two screws are in the same location!
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You don't use a wiring harness its not a name brand light you'll have to get you some 10-12 gauge wire and a switch and wire it to a 12+ volt power supply or your battery
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Dear Mjkr, Thanks for your inquiry. We do not have separate mounting bracket,and the part that is used to fix the lights with bars of your vehicle is at the end of the lights,and we can send you a photo to show you this if you can give us an email address so that we can attach a file. And this lights will not come with wiring harness,but the lights can work well without wiring harness. And you can purchase a wiring harness separately from us if you would like to turn on OR turn off the lights separately. Hope this can help you.