Do I have to solder these lights to my '06 Buell Blast?
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If I remember right we just crimped them . The things we crimped them with are at harbor freight for a cheap price. They held real good. Didn't have a problem. You can solder if you like.
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I'm not sure what your question is, do u mean the wires, no you can buy those sleeves you stick the wires in and crimp with pliers. but if you mean to mount them I'm not familiar with buells
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no. Just use butt electrical connectors on the existing wire, then put wire heat shrink around the joint and seal.
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Yes, they come with the necessary wiring. My husband had to modify them a tad, but he says it was no big deal. They look and work great. Good luck!
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Have a 2006 Trailblazer, replaced headlights and OEM bulbs with silverstar bulbs. BiGGG difference. If you mean lights come on with ignition on, yeah they work & are are white.
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Yes 100 %, the only thing you may have to do is adjust them for alignment. Just plug and go, they even come with fresh bulbs..No just bolt it in these match my OEM completely.. I saw someone said JB weld them in NOT necessary install like OEM...
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Hi M. Bell. The ones I received had screw and push in connections, no solder required. Traditionally you would have a black wire and white wire, black being the "hot" wire and white being the neutral. There are directions & diagrams with the dimmer. Hope that helps - Larry.
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They are plug and play but they won't be that bright to replace for high beams. More or would be for accent color. I used them in a fog light to match my hids color. But won't be a replacement for highs
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No. You need an H11 bulb for the low beams and an H9 bulb for the high beams.
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The wiring should already be in place. No additional wiring required. Just boot them on and plug them in.
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You can simply enough solder the connection together if you're confident with soldering. Else buy the LED strips with the four pin connectors on each end and connect the two strips together.
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Lee,I don't have a Harley, but, these hardly pull any power from your lighting system. You should be able to splice them into your tail light wires. I use them as brake lights. I spliced them into the brake wires. I have not had any issues with these, even over 4 years after installing them. Good luck
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No but what I recall is that you just plug into this new headlight assembly from where you disconnect your old headlight. It comes with new lamps already installed and you should not need any wiring.
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You shouldn't need one. This is as simple as unplugging the lights from the old tail lights, removing the bulbs and hooking in the new light. Just be sure to match up the hot wires properly when installing the new lights. It is relatively straight forward. You can also go to the Spyder website for installation videos
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Not parts. Maybe just headlight sockets if yours have any type of corrosion. But you should buy some tin snips to trim the opening in the back of the stock headlight housings so that the dust covers on these lights wont rub
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Hello,all you need to do is find you bulb code, and you can usually find LED's of that code. So no they are plug'n play.Thanks,Clint
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NO! Sometimes you have to splice the wires! They will tell you to do that. After the bulbs go out after a while, they will make you pay to send it back and after they get it, they will tell you the warranty won't work because you modified the product to work. How ridiculous is that? They are not universal, the plugs that came with these did not work on my vehicle.
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There is some splicing involved. I used quick splice connectors to set up the halo lights and small LEDs to be used when the running lights are on. The instructions that came with the lights are decent.
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These lights are a direct fit. But they do NOT include the bolts to mount. So you'll need to keep the old ones. Other than that you should be all set.