Jeep yj 1990, right side works great, Left side seems to be wired backwards, brakes applied turn on lights and license plate lights. running lights are brighter like the brake should be. any thoughts?? Jeep yj 1990, right side works great, Left side seems to be wired backwards, brakes applied turn on lights and license plate lights. running lights are brighter like the brake should be. any... » Read More Jeep yj 1990, right side works great, Left side seems to be wired backwards, brakes applied turn on lights and license plate lights. running lights are brighter like the brake should be. any thoughts?? « Show Less
440893
You should just need to change the two wires, it sounds like wired backwards. On my set, the wire colors were different between the right and left housings, the ground wire is the same color on both housings.
440894
Well your kind of lucky because I just realized both of mine are wired like that. I followed the wiring instructions and I seem to have the same problem. Something is backwards and coincidentally I was going to look into it today. I really thought I had it right the first time around. Oh well. If you find the answer let me know , I'll do the same. Autophotag@yahoo.com.
440895
Turn your wires around rewire it up. make sure it's grounded right on both sides
766192
First thing I would is to "re-check all" of your connections at the brake light bulb wiring area. Additionally, check for any kinks or snapped wires. Also, I zip-tied my wires to the frame, however the ties were a little loose, that way they shouldn't snap. It seams pretty clear to me that the issue is the brake light area. Let me know how you make out, good luck!
762738
I'm not 100% sure what you are asking, for me, only my passager side worked, and it was just a constant white, the drivers side didn't not light up at all for me. And that's where I think a fuse was blown in my car.
682173
Should work without reverse light wired. I had a problem with my running lights not working. I would return for replacement.....
1383533
The lights work on either or both wheels. The lights work on both sides, though one side is like a clear window and the other is like a frosted window.
997587
Depends on your use, if your vehicle uses the same light for both turn and brake it will work as both. In my application I need two of these on each side, one for brake and one for turn. they each have a low (marker, running light) and a high (turn or brake) setting.
2142866
The front shocks are different from the rear. The front will work on either side. The rears are left and right.
553329
In night mode the center led light stays lit to act as a tail light. When the brake lever is activated two more led lights activate as well. Would function as a tail light and brake light on it's own.
884326
I had the same problem. I have led front signals and regular rears on my TJ wrangler. This relay did not fix my problem. I had to "modify" my relay. Good luck.
1332630
Sorry Hugh, when I installed mine, both sides were very bright. Are you sure you are looking at them from a distance. Viewing from the side they do not look as bright. Try swapping them side to side and test them. It could be the tow vehicle.
2028314
They can be used either side but wire them first. I think only half the lights blink with the turn signal.
1558000
Right is rear and left is front as usual. Great brakes by the way, and very easy to install and adjust. Stop on a dime
562050
Driver's side. Mine turned out to be a short in the wiring at the BCM. Symptoms included dome lights flickering and door locks engaging while driving.
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BRAKE = Red, RUNNING = White, GROUND = Black. If your wires ended up a different color for whatever reason, use your battery to test them. Ground is most likely going to be black in most cases. Ground the unit and touch (one at a time) on the positive terminal and whichever one lights up the LED's brighter is your STOP/TURN, depending on the application you are using it for. The dimmer of the two will be your running lights. Hopefully this helped answer your questions. One last thing, if you do not feel comfortable going strait to your battery post, you can use an in-line fuse and the one that I had purchased in the past, the mounting arm snapped and the whole assembly went flying off! good luck!!! BRAKE = Red, RUNNING = White, GROUND = Black. If your wires ended up a different color for whatever reason, use your battery to test them. Ground is most likely going to be black in most cases. Ground the unit and touch (one at a time) on the positive terminal and whichever one lights up the LED's brighter is your STOP/TURN, depending on the application you are using it for. The dimmer of the two will be your running lights. Hopefully this helped answer your questions. One last thing, if you do not feel comfortable going strait to your battery post, you can use an in-line fuse and the one... » Read More BRAKE = Red, RUNNING = White, GROUND = Black. If your wires ended up a different color for whatever reason, use your battery to test them. Ground is most likely going to be black in most cases. Ground the unit and touch (one at a time) on the positive terminal and whichever one lights up the LED's brighter is your STOP/TURN, depending on the application you are using it for. The dimmer of the two will be your running lights. Hopefully this helped answer your questions. One last thing, if you do not feel comfortable going strait to your battery post, you can use an in-line fuse and the one that I had purchased in the past, the mounting arm snapped and the whole assembly went flying off! good luck!!! « Show Less
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Ok here's what I hadto do I installed one on the front blink and then on on the rear blinker and I did this for both sides and it fix mine a do have installed several of these on customer cars with no complaints. Now your year and make will play a factor in this. Some models the BCM needs a certain relay if you wanna discuss this further you can email me @. J.dubbs@live.com and I will help you the best I can ~Dubbs~
1568586
It was plug and play on my 2006 Wrangler and a friend's 2005. I believe the 1999 model (as with all TJ's) has an identical third brake light.
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If the brake lamps work, then probably you need a flasher for LED style lamps, not the Incandescent style. Change to a LED Flasher.