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AutoSmart KL-25108C-RK Red 4" Round LED Stop/Turn/Tail Light Kit with Clear Lens by AutoSmart
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damn thats way cheaper then the off road only lites that are 200$ haha now i just need the wiring instructions and i am good. Thanks manOriginally Posted by gotsnowboards
AutoSmart KL-25108C-RK Red 4" Round LED Stop/Turn/Tail Light Kit with Clear Lens by AutoSmart Amazon.com: AutoSmart KL-25108C-RK Red 4" Round LED Stop/Turn/Tail Light Kit with Clear Lens: Automotive
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Do you think these would work just the same i like the darker looking lens vs the clear lens. i just see that these have holes for screws vs's the clear ones you have do not. Originally Posted by gotsnowboards
AutoSmart KL-25108C-RK Red 4" Round LED Stop/Turn/Tail Light Kit with Clear Lens by AutoSmart Amazon.com: AutoSmart KL-25108C-RK Red 4" Round LED Stop/Turn/Tail Light Kit with Clear Lens: Automotive
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As long as lens tint is legal in your state. That will work.Originally Posted by Mikeythrash
Do you think these would work just the same i like the darker looking lens vs the clear lens. i just see that these have holes for screws vs's the clear ones you have do not. Video Link: http://www.amazon.com/AutoSmart-KL-25105C-R-Flush-Mount-Light-Clear/dp/B004HA8YSY/ref=sr_1_1?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1401568573&sr= 1-1&keywords=autosmart+led+tail+lights
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Ok how about the wiring part ?Originally Posted by gotsnowboards
As long as lens tint is legal in your state. That will work.
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Like I said I'll have to draw up what I did for mine. I've just been too busy lately.
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I also would like to do this conversion, a wiring diagram would be great, as I am a novice electrician at best
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awesome no problem. ThanksOriginally Posted by gotsnowboards
I'll have some spare time this afternoon.
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So you will have to figure out what wire is what. White was my ground on my rig. (With vehicle off)Connect a tester to ground. Cut your wires on the brake lights. Don't let them touch each other or anything else. One at a time strip then connect it to the tester as well. Turn your lights on and hazards. One wire will make your tester stay solid. One will make it flash.
These are my quick sketches.
These are my quick sketches.
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Looks simple I got this haha I am sure there is you tube videos too.Originally Posted by gotsnowboards
So you will have to figure out what wire is what. White was my ground on my rig. (With vehicle off)Connect a tester to ground. Cut your wires on the brake lights. Don't let them touch each other or anything else. One at a time strip then connect it to the tester as well. Turn your lights on and hazards. One wire will make your tester stay solid. One will make it flash. These are my quick sketches.
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Was doing some research say you need a trailer wiring kit to do this and a relay? You did not use either ? And you don't have fast flashing or anything ?Originally Posted by gotsnowboards
So you will have to figure out what wire is what. White was my ground on my rig. (With vehicle off)Connect a tester to ground. Cut your wires on the brake lights. Don't let them touch each other or anything else. One at a time strip then connect it to the tester as well. Turn your lights on and hazards. One wire will make your tester stay solid. One will make it flash. These are my quick sketches.
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I do have fast flashers. I like them actually. To get rid of them use a resistor from Autozone that is made for LED lights. Use the instructions on the packaging. Originally Posted by Mikeythrash
Was doing some research say you need a trailer wiring kit to do this and a relay? You did not use either ? And you don't have fast flashing or anything ?
I'm not sure what you need the relay and the trailer wiring kit. When you cut off the bulb fixtures all the wiring is right there.
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Ok I need to get a tester which one did you useOriginally Posted by gotsnowboards
I do have fast flashers. I like them actually. To get rid of them use a resistor from Autozone that is made for LED lights. Use the instructions on the packaging. I'm not sure what you need the relay and the trailer wiring kit. When you cut off the bulb fixtures all the wiring is right there.