Led light bar wiring
#21
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Hi
Anxious to see how it’s going to turn out and will you be using the seven pins switch
I hope so because I already ordered it, just waiting for it to arrive
Thank you
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#24
But here's the light bar at least
#26
Okay so I took a minute today to test the switch the best I could with what I already have wired, and it worked as I had planned, it is designed for pins 1 and 3 to go to different lights and for pin 2 to be the power feed, but I hooked pin 2 to the lights and pins 1 and 3 to power and it worked fine, the rest is just all backlighting that I need to figure out a little later, no problem
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Marsju (02-07-2016)
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Okay so I took a minute today to test the switch the best I could with what I already have wired, and it worked as I had planned, it is designed for pins 1 and 3 to go to different lights and for pin 2 to be the power feed, but I hooked pin 2 to the lights and pins 1 and 3 to power and it worked fine, the rest is just all backlighting that I need to figure out a little later, no problem
Thank you for your reply, from your picture I can see that you install your light bar behind the grill, does it block much of the light output and did you see any distortion to the light patern.
I was thinking to buy a 40 inch but if the 30 isn't block to much with the grill, I might go that direction.
And now, for the stupid question, what are the pins 4, 5 and 6 for
#28
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Okay so I took a minute today to test the switch the best I could with what I already have wired, and it worked as I had planned, it is designed for pins 1 and 3 to go to different lights and for pin 2 to be the power feed, but I hooked pin 2 to the lights and pins 1 and 3 to power and it worked fine, the rest is just all backlighting that I need to figure out a little later, no problem
Thank you for your reply, from your picture I can see that you install your light bar behind the grill, does it block much of the light output and did you see any distortion to the light patern.
I was thinking to buy a 40 inch but if the 30 isn't block to much with the grill, I might go that direction.
#29
Hi Thank you for your reply, from your picture I can see that you install your light bar behind the grill, does it block much of the light output and did you see any distortion to the light patern. I was thinking to buy a 40 inch but if the 30 isn't block to much with the grill, I might go that direction.
#30
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The other pins are for backlighting on the switch from what I can tell, won't be sure till I have some time to play with it, the diagram that came with the switch is worthless and as for the light it works great in the grill, I don't think that the grill blocks much light at all, and the 32" fits right between the c clamps
Hi,
Don't want to rush you by all means but just wondering if you had any free time to give a look at the switch, Mine came in yesterday.
I have been looking at two light bar that seems to be well made, one of them is made by Black Oak Leds http://www.blackoakled.com/collectio...-series-curved and the other by MotoAlliance https://motoalliance.com/Site.Store....etails&id=1689 you ever heard about them.
Thank you and have a god day
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