but the existing wiring I have now has a short @ the plug so I would also need to buy a plug to splice into the existing wire correct?? do you sell them as well??
636378
I found the plug on Ebay. Make sure you get the correct one they are different for low beam light and high beam light. Inexpensive!
1806512
I assumed cutting the wires would be required. Looking at the typical application before deciding to replace the socket would indicate cutting the wires could be required. Looking at the wire nuts supplied would also be a clue.
1792294
Are you asking if you bought 2 of these items, can you hook them up so they work together? We didn't do that but I don't see why you couldn't with some extra expertise and help with the electrical part. We bought only one system and it works great.
425855
NO, the only way to extend the metal cable would be to replace it with a new one. Bear in mind that replacing the cable covering with a new longer one will give you less working length for your wiring -most likely causing you to have to replace the wiring as well. At that point your cost of wiring and cable cover, combined with your TIME cost would IMHO negate any advantage to purchasing this unit -you may want to look into something like the Q310 or a custom built box.
2214738
yes the plug can be cut from the existing wire or the existing wire can be replaced. two minute job.
991432
I am having the same issue. The cable seems to have a kink in it. I am going to splice the wire or cut it & then reconnect it with the two freshly cut ends. Don't know if the sale just the cable
2104668
Bring it to Home Depot. Anyone in the electrical dept can show you the type of wire & outlet you'll need.
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.
985785
No u don't, everything u need comes with it, I have bought two and the work great, it all depends on knowing how to wire them correctly
1371186
I didn't buy the wiring harness because I do all my own wiring. Depending on the stock wiring, you may have to upgrade wire size to at least 14 gauge.
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You are supposed to, but it doesn't mean you should I changed mine at 100,000 I would say skip them for now and next time you change your plugs change your wires
972354
The wire should splice back together and the process is pretty simple if you or a friend are game to try it. Go to http://inspectapedia.com/electric/Electrical_Splices.htm or any of the many online help sites for specific instructions.
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I don't think that would be a problem. You would just have to cut the wire (which would void the warranty) and splice similar wire. Do not use longer wire than necessary as voltage drops over length and that might affect the operation. Once you have done that test it to see if it still works OK. If not then remove the additional wire. You do have to be careful to make sure you connect the proper wires (colors) and not accidentally switch them.
1341953
Hi hope I can help all my wire was the same color , so to make it easy I just cut and splice them in with butt connectors .
1999312
No the manufacturer does not show an additional wire coming with the part. It is probably a seperate part number.
338798
Oh I'm sorry I responded to the wrong item. But the same applies. I'm not sure what wires are needed for this. If you take it to a shop they will more than likely provide them. Sorry about that.
870112
Honestly it would be better to just buy a splitter and plug it in, instead of messing with the wiring. I'm sure if you have the ability to do it, then by all means do it. Personally, buying a splitter would be easier and safer