Can I replace my glove box light by splice the red & black wire into my glove box's ground & "+" wire?
1727958
yes. It will work well. Make sure the wire are pos to pos and neg to neg before you tape up your wires.
1727959
I'm not sure, but I would try lol I had to do that to the dome light in my 96 jeep Cherokee
1973121
We just took off original switch plate and matched up the colored wires. IF your asking about a ground wire-no we did not do anything with that.
1658613
I imagine you could. I hooked mine right up to the battery because the light kit has an inline fuse, plus if something was to go wrong with your car wiring you could still use your wolo lights. I've had mine now for 4 years now and they work just fine.
412732
In my case I wanted to bring in a wire that was always hot +12v and another that would turn off when the ignition switch was turned off. I tried to figure out which wires to splice from the fuse box and simplified wiring diagram in the owners manual. To confirm what I had, I went to the fuse box with a volt meter and tested the likely fuses and found what I wanted by playing with the switch and checking the most likely fuses. I could then slide my accessory wire in with the fuse prong or tap into the wire in the oem harness that came from that fuse.
671721
I took my meter and found a wire from the wiring harness that controlled by Ignition Switch .. left side by battery... and spliced a 12 v relay to it... works great .....rj
2197671
I concur with what others have said. If factory "button" doesn't fit, you can probably buy a universal one to glue to the windshield. My issue was I didn't isolate the live wire to splice. Eventually found the dome light wire to splice into, but only after wasting an hour or two.
1446912
I'm guessing your talking the two wires that are out of that little white box? If so that's for the less and halo ring, you can run them to a switch or tag them into the cornering lights.
1524350
Not sure that I can add anything to this. The only thing I can say is to look at the way the wire was attached that you are replacing very carefully, and replace with new wire the same way. Look at other answers for details if you can not figure it out.
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.
646032
Maybe using a different controller/switch box you could. But don't waste your time. I ultimately ended up getting a "real" LED light set for my vehicle. The Koolertron product line functions as advertised, but falls a little short of being satisfactory.
2001048
The wire harness will work with any light system. The only exception is the connector at the light will be different. Depending on the installer experience level and mechanical abilities all that needs to be done is to hard wire the connector(s). To do that cut the connection at the light for the (+) POS and do the same for the harness, then splice the two (+,+) and (-,-) either with a solder or butt splice then add the heat shrink. NOTE: USE A MUTLI METER TO TEST POLARITY. Another way is to just use the supplied harness that comes with the 4000i. Run each individual harness to the same toggle switch at the dash. The toggle switch only supplies a low amp 12 volt power source to energize the relay. To energize the 2nd light/relay add splice connector to the switch output terminal 86 to the relay. Now both lights will be energized by the same toggle switch. NOTE: WIRING DIAGRAM FOR HELLA 4000i IS ON PG 9 OF INSTALLATION MANUAL.
793944
I am sure you could do that. The plug on it is just a basic plug with a power switch. The patterns are controlled with a button on the light it's self. Just use caution and make sure you know for sure what wire is hot and ground
1539160
its actually 2 wires that must be spliced in. 1 red (power/hot) and 1 black (ground).
1611651
truck or motorcycle -any 12 volt batterie will do .position wires and light using gluestrip on back. red wire positive -white negative or ground. do it at night so you see the effects ;)
2203652
You have to splice into existing wiring; but no new wiring! Hope this helps
2026315
Yes, I'm a Electrican. Just be sure you us good wire nuts when spliceing. Just cut the plug off the transformer and wire the correct colors
2246693
I found another plug at Walmart(automotive/ lighting/wiring)& took what parts i needed that one to make the original work. If your not comfortable swapping parts,you can splice the wires to the new connector or hard wire it to a fused switch.