In another question, Briana states a 4 way relay is required. Is this some sort of after-market kit around the headlight or the relay in the fuse box
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Hi, There is no need for an extra relay in the fuse box, and there is no need for any modifications as well. But we still recommend professional installations only. Thank you
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No I personally don't. I bet you could get a couple of these and run the blinker wires through them. One relay for each side and it'd do just fine. I personally recommend buying a different light though. This thing crapped out on me the first week. The mount for your license plate and the base structure of it to bolt to your bike is cheap plastic. If you do end up getting one though, these are the relays I'd recommend. CARCHET Turn Signal Flasher Relay 12V 2 Pin Motorcycle LED Indicator Light New Hope this helps.
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We do not include the wiring diagram as each owner is different on how they would like the assemblies to function. Our recommendation is to ground the 2 white wires to the chassis and take the 2 red wires to the hot side on the lower marker assembly as well the 2 short red wires ground 1 wire (Either one) and connect it with the other 2 red wires so when the parking lights or headlights are on they will function. You can always wire them us using a toggle switch.
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I wired the lights into my existing high low beam switch . I tapped into the high beam at the connector at the headlight. So the lights go on and off with my high beam. You could add a seperate switch , but they did not come with one . An inline fuse holder is included .
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I built a harness with a relay and hooked it into a remote fuse block I installed, but with the small amount of amps these led's draw, you don't really need the relay, but I would fuse the circuit!Hope this helps you
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I plugged into the original headlight plug, eventually I'll hook them up with a relay
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Yes the Opt 7 kit I got for the H7 bulb came with a relay harness and two capacitor wires with plugs. I only used the plug and play kit for my 06 outback
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You will need one relay wiring kit for each set (2) of bulbs. I needed 3 (1 for low beam, one for high beam and one for fog lights). If you have a high/low beam bulb. You will only need one + one for the fogs.
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Pretty easy. 3 positive white wires that go to your parking lamp. Make sure it's not your blinker wire. for some reason it told me to wire them to the headlight switch and it took me forever To realize it's to the parking lamp. And then u have 3 black ground wires that you ground. Simple!
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Move the positive wire to the low beam positive, on your harness to the HID kit. leave your Factory plug alone it's fine that way.and that would fix you problem,hope this helps.
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Try Googling your make and model against the relay. My search indicated that they are not compatible. However if your vehicle is available with LED lights there may be a GM part number.
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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
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You may have to buy a relay to wire it in. Your auto parts store clerk should be able to help you.
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No but what I recall is that you just plug into this new headlight assembly from where you disconnect your old headlight. It comes with new lamps already installed and you should not need any wiring.
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http://www.oznium.com/articles/17That's the link. It only gets to the part where you take the panel off. Once you take that off and the 8 bolts, you take the brackets off that holds that light (this is on the trunk part) and push the light outwards. Obviously you unplug the cord and then install the new light
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Without a heavy duty harness and relay it WILL fry your wires from the bulb to your headlight switch. I've had it happen.
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You will need a foglight wiring kit. It will have a relay and on/off switch.