Theoretically..... These lights could be wired into your brake and turn signal lights correct? I mean to say. Light them up with your tail lights, and they get brighter when you use your brakes or turn signals? Theoretically..... These lights could be wired into your brake and turn signal lights correct? I mean to say. Light them up with your tail lights, and they get brighter when you use your... » Read More Theoretically..... These lights could be wired into your brake and turn signal lights correct? I mean to say. Light them up with your tail lights, and they get brighter when you use your brakes or turn signals? « Show Less
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I have not hooked mine up yet but I am Planning on connecting them into the tail and brake lights of my camper. The lights are very low plan on putting these up a ways. camper all fiberglass. it has the old system the brake and turn is one. hope this helps you Just waiting for warmer weather here to wire them up
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In theory yes, but it would depend heavily on how you wire it. If you string one or two to your tail lamps and then have an additional pair on each side wired in as your brake lamps I think it would do well. These strips do have a somewhat noticeable change in output under increased voltage/amperage but its hard to say if it would be considered enough to qualify as easily noticeable to other drivers under normal conditions. I'd say just get a second pack as a precaution, as they are very easy to wire-up and quite versatile. Just get a roll of quality double-side foam tape or use a hot glue gun, because the OEM strips are weaksauce and about as sticky as dry stamps In theory yes, but it would depend heavily on how you wire it. If you string one or two to your tail lamps and then have an additional pair on each side wired in as your brake lamps I think it would do well. These strips do have a somewhat noticeable change in output under increased voltage/amperage but its hard to say if it would be considered enough to qualify as easily noticeable to other drivers under normal conditions. I'd say just get a second pack as a precaution, as they are very easy to wire-up and quite versatile. Just get a roll of quality double-side foam tape or use a hot glue... » Read More In theory yes, but it would depend heavily on how you wire it. If you string one or two to your tail lamps and then have an additional pair on each side wired in as your brake lamps I think it would do well. These strips do have a somewhat noticeable change in output under increased voltage/amperage but its hard to say if it would be considered enough to qualify as easily noticeable to other drivers under normal conditions. I'd say just get a second pack as a precaution, as they are very easy to wire-up and quite versatile. Just get a roll of quality double-side foam tape or use a hot glue gun, because the OEM strips are weaksauce and about as sticky as dry stamps « Show Less
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You are connected to the turn signal wire should be connected to brake light wire
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your turn signal bulb is a 2 Way Bulb for brakes and turn signal. If part of the bulb is blown out then it could make it blink faster. I would check your bulbs.
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No. If you wire it correctly you can get the brake light to light brighter than a running light .... Or "flash" with your hazard lights..... But that's it
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These lights dont pull much juice, so u shouldnt have any issue if they are correctly wired.
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No, the brake lights and LED lights are separate. The LED lights are on as long as your headlights are on but the brakes have no effect on them.
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One wire is marking lights the other is stop and the last one is ground take the light to your battery and touch one or the other to the battery posts and you will see one wire is dimmer then the other that is your marking light the other is brighter that is your stop light keep in mind they are not very visible in the day but at night they are super bright. Mine work great. You just have to figure out what wire does what. I hope this helps yall.
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I have these installed in the fog lights. There are no issues what so ever with the placement. As for turn signals, I can't answer that.
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You need an automotive relay to switch from low too high. The lights will not work with both inputs active. I do not remember my actual wiring arrangement, but it did not work the way I thought it should the first time and I had to rethink the problem. Also the relay would not switch without the motorcycle headlight in the circuit. I've ran these for two years on a street bike with no issues.
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If the tail lights serve as brake lights only, then the change will work fine. However, if the same tail lights serve as turn signals, then you will need to replace your turn signal flasher with one that is compatible with LEDs. A standard incandescent bulb flasher used with LEDs will flash super fast.
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They only light up with your lights being on. Bright Tails makes an alternative that lights up with brakes and turn signals, though.
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You shouldnt need the yellow or green wires at all, unless you want to hook the light bar up to your turn signals. You just want to hook it up so you can see all the cool stuff it does right? Just run red wire to positive battery terminal and black wire to negative battery terminal. It should come right on. Use A to turn it on and off, C to change colors, D to change speed and B to change pattern. This light is very cool I promise. Its the best one of the 3 that i have had so far.
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The third brake light needs to be wired directly to the brake light switch for constant on/off. If the 3rd light is flashing then it's wired to the brake light circuit after the turn signal switch. In some cases the brake lights and turn signals use the same bulbs/circuit.
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Make sure you have enough ampage running to the lights. Although the first set i bought didnt work but a replacement set was sent to me. Those did work. I have them on my truck still today ;) the white led ones are alot brighter thanthe amber ones. (Which i have both)
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I was not impresses with the lights at all. They are fine for tail lights, but the blinker and turn light is hardly noticeable. Very poor lights in my opinion. No response when I tried to contact the company. I do not recommend them at all.
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I would think that it would be possible to wire the lights directly to you taillight wiring. However, it would take some alterations by someone who knows what they are doing. It all depends on if you are capable of doing the job yourself or willing to pay someone to do a proper job at some expense.
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you should have a brakelight wire,turnlight wire,and running light wire that connect to your old lights, just remove the bulbs in each socket and plug in the new wires to each socket and match the black with black, it you plug it in wrong the lights wont light up, so just line up plug other way. I have a 2003 and they work great on my car, good luck :)