The wiring harness that comes with the 41.5in light bar has connectors for two lights and is 18awg wire. is this the wrong harness ?
811781
It has no actual harness. It came with two 3' wires for positive and negative tie in. Nothing else. Hope this helps. Easy install to my roof rack.
811782
This was the same harness I recieved and it's still working fine mine only had one light hook up
811783
I got the bigger light with the 18awg wire and it works fine. Havent had a problem. I use my light all the time too.
811784
Hi . I don´t use this harness right now but I used for testing and is not wrong , I did use for one , is fine for me and I think is good to have two options in the same harness.Regards
53610
This wiring comes with both sides of the connectors, however you must splice the light bar (or whatever you are hooking up to it) into the end of the connectors....Look at the picture of the wiring to see what I mean. One of the ends is showing to reference this....
989393
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.
1743334
I have 16 gauge wiring and an inline 40 amp fuse for my light bar. No issues
2159524
Yes. This wiring is 20, great for lightbars and for quick vehicle wiring. Easy to work with too
1993229
I am sure light bars will fit. Not sure of the measurements I only run two 6 inch round lights
2066174
The 20" came with the complete harness, AND an extra socket to add an additional light. The small ones I use as back-up lights wired into my reverse switch. Both are crazy bright, BUT the 20" has spots in the middle with fogs on the ends. I don't know if your keeping your stock grille, but for me more is better and you'd have all your lights in a tighter row with the bars. Hope this helped.Shannon
286615
I'm sorry, but I do not know. I returned the light bar shortly after ordering it. I never could get mine to work properly.
553167
What are you putting your light on? With mine I tied straight into the existing wire harness for my atv headlights. If I were gonna run a new wire and a switch I would run 12 gauge wire.
1577456
The person selling these lights also carry the wiring harness.. Just ask them for wire kit about $20..These lights r very bright . great distance.
1590785
Well one wire harness does 2 lights, and if your going to run 3 light I would recommend 2 harness. You don't want to overload the relay. Hope that helps
491305
Dear customer,Thanks for your email,This item will not include wiring, and the size is 50 inch of the bar, if assemble the mounts, it will be 51-53 inch, please check the size when you purchase, hope can help you.Best regards!
956293
My lights did come with those strange connectors. They are made such that you can strip the house wires and stick them into those connectors. My house wiring was not the correct gauge, so I cut the strange connectors off, striped the wires, and used wire nuts. Apparently the connectors are made for 14 gauge wire and my house wiring in that area is 12 gauge. Other than that little snag, installation went smooth and I have been very pleased with the lights.
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This is the wire I purchased to extend these lights. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B009VCZ4V8/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_hJP7ub0DMTEKV https://www.amazon.com/dp/B009VCZ4V8/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_hJP7ub0DMTEKV
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This is a single lamp with no harness. It has the two wires coming out of it to be able to connect to a harness. Wires are about 6 to 8" with bullet connectors on them if I remember correctly. This is meant to be a replacment if one of your extesting ones goes bad or breaks
4056
Pull the blank under the hazard light button and look at the wire harness behind it. If it's an 8 wire harness, it will work.
970832
Yes. 1 lighting bolt is suppose to be the 2.1A, and the two lighting bolt is suppose to be for the 1.5A. I know it seems backwards.