Does it have a brake light output. What are the 2 extra wires for.
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if you mean the white and black wires (colors in my kit anyway) that seem to have no connection. I called and was told these are a speed limiter, tape them out of the way and ignore them making NO connect between them for full speed motor action.
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No, there is no brake light. The controller has a set of wires for the front brake cut-off, a set of wires for the rear brake cut-off, a set of wires for the battery, a set of wires for the throttle, and a set of wires for the motor. I'm pretty sure that accounts for all the wiring groups.
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Dear Ritam Thanks for your inquiry. There are five wires on the item. The blcak one is for the negative terminal. The green one is for the brake light and the red one is for the running light. The yellow and white wires are for the turn signals. Sincerely yours, Astra Depot
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This is a great light -- looks great in the daytime and at night. The light has a wire for ground, and a taillight wire plus one wire than can be used for brake light or turn signal. It stays as a taillight until either the brake or turn signal lights, then it shows brighter. It does not have a separate brake light or turn signal like your vehicle might. Hope this helps.
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nop, it has a couple of wires , one for the speed sensor and the other for the cadence sensor.....the unit works great!
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no.if u want your brake light to flash don't buy this use what u have and buy a brake controller called back OFF from Kuryakyu.com or jpcycles.com find it on this site also.Even talk to tech he will walk u threw the Install.
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I just clipped my light to one of the rear brake wires at the back of my seat & it has stayed on & not fallen off. Best of luck w/yours. The light is small but is quite visible b/c of the light output...it is very bright.
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No. Wire it in ahead of where the harness splits and goes to the different lights IF you want your regular brake lights to flash. Most people are wiring them in to the third brake light only though. If you use one unit for each light, you will have lights blinking at different rates.
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I don't know. My tail lights operated properly before installation and operate properly after installation.
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It has 2 small prongs for the turn signal and a 2 wire plug for the heat option. The picture in the listing is the one posted by Amazon and does not show the back of the mirror like we offer on our site. Thanks
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Mine didn't. Product info also states that it's just the light bar. I bought the relay and switch separately
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I tested each of mine before I installed the to verify which wire was common and ,brake , tail/light ,backup because of what you mentioned . (no instructions)I also verified existing wiring colors for their function and connected the new lights and had no issues. they work great and are a lot brighter than the originals.
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Yes, the LB03 non-sequential brake light flashes and then becomes a solid, bright LED light. When the brake is not engaged, it is a regular lit "running" brake light.
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I do believe it does, I am not too sure on the Year brake between the earlier model. but if your light looks like this all you do is pop the old one pull the plug and connect the old connection might look different but it should work just as good.
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It works with your stock brake light and has two screws in the back that holds it in place.
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It has a dimmer wire. From what I read online that's what it's supposed to be for. But when I hooked it into a buddy of mines car, turning the lights on made no difference. I'm not sure if it was because of the car, if maybe that isn't what it's for or because it simply doesn't work.
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yes, the wire from the brake light switch (load side) goes to the turn signal switch
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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