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Auxiliary Lights ?
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Lew L
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Well the lights are installed. About 2.5 hrs. With IdahoMTNSpyder's help ( wire colors for the fog lights), it was a straightforward install. They are are very bright. I'll be aiming them this afternoon and/or evening. These are the lights:
https://tricledusa.com/collections/s...d-s-spotlights
Lew L
Well the lights are installed. About 2.5 hrs. With IdahoMTNSpyder's help ( wire colors for the fog lights), it was a straightforward install. They are are very bright. I'll be aiming them this afternoon and/or evening. These are the lights:
https://tricledusa.com/collections/s...d-s-spotlights
Lew L
IdahoMtnSpyder
Active member
I would suggest you buy from eBay or Amazon some connectors with pigtails that fit the fog light harness connectors and connect those to your new lights. Also get the OEM fog light switch, or equivalent, as a repair part for the RT. Plug the switch into the harness at the switch cluster where the other switches are. You do have a blank at the far right of the switch cluster, right? Or have you used it for a USB outlet or whatever? There is no pressing need to muck with running a wire to the battery. The current capacity of the OEM fog light harness will easily handle whatever LED lights you install.
If you need help finding the right parts to order let us know.
Lew L
Well-known member
Bright
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I fired them up tonight and they make the LED headlights look dim. But when the headlights are on " brights" and the auxiliary and fogs are on----- can you say daylight nojoke
Lew L
I am going to re-orient the LED in the auxiliary lights by 45* to see if it gets a flatter beam.
Update:
Trick LED got back to me very quickly ( even though I didn't buy from them ) and said I need to reorient the lights.GOOD customer service!!!
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I fired them up tonight and they make the LED headlights look dim. But when the headlights are on " brights" and the auxiliary and fogs are on----- can you say daylight nojoke
Lew L
I am going to re-orient the LED in the auxiliary lights by 45* to see if it gets a flatter beam.
Update:
Trick LED got back to me very quickly ( even though I didn't buy from them ) and said I need to reorient the lights.GOOD customer service!!!
IdahoMtnSpyder
Active member
Did you make the mount or did the supplier have it available? I don't think that mount will work with the adjustable deflectors but it's a neat solution for the fixed deflectors.
Mazo EMS2
Active member
Do you feel like these "washout" the turn signals as all being that close to them?
Surely the Driving lights aren't still on if anyone is close enough to want to see the turn signal lights?? :dontknow:
Certainly here in Oz, where we are required to 'dim' our lights when we see an approaching vehicle, leaving your 'brights' on with anyone that close would get you a fairly 'bright' flash or 6 in response; if not a handful of tickets &/or maybe even an impounded vehicle!! The last, especially if you were 'speeding'!!
