Double Play is a Home Run

[Lamonster]

I've pretty much install every light that No Magic has on my Spyder. This was by far the quickest install of them all. Start to finish took about 10 min. and it works great.

I was able to tap into the aux wire for my keyed power and the rest was just a matter of unplugging your mirror turn signals and plugging in the Double Play.

This is the wire I tapped into.

 

[ataDude]

I've pretty much install every light that No Magic has on my Spyder. This was by far the quickest install of them all. Start to finish took about 10 min. and it works great.

I was able to tap into the aux wire for my keyed power and the rest was just a matter of unplugging your mirror turn signals and plugging in the Double Play.
YouTube - Spyder Lights By No Magic Neon

This is the wire I tapped into.

I agree... put it on yesterday although I went ahead and tapped the rear light as directed... already had the underside off for the Triple Play doo-dad.
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[Magic Man]

Looks nice Bro. :2thumbs::clap:

Thanks for taking the time to make a video for us. :bowdown:

MM

 

[Magic Man]

Was that the purple wire with the white tracer you used? It's hard to see the color well in the photo. :dontknow:


MM

 

[Lamonster]

Was that the purple wire with the white tracer you used? It's hard to see the color well in the photo. :dontknow:


MM

That's the power wire that runs too the aux plug that goes to the trunk.

 

[Magic Man]

I'll try to check the color today.

MM

 

[SpyderByter]

ACC Circut

I have a lot of wires running around the Spyder with the 8 pod Wizard lights, and double/triple play. I want to eliminate the long orange wire going from front to back powering the double play.

Did anyone ever figure out exactly which color wire that Lamont hooked up to? Best I can see from the schematic, it is red with a white tracer. But there is more than one fuse with those wires. The 3 amp acc circut and a 10 amp fuse that goes to: DESS. Lic Plate light, Pos lights, tail lights, and Diag conn. fuse. Would hooking up to thaT be a problem?

 

[bone crusher]

I have a lot of wires running around the Spyder with the 8 pod Wizard lights, and double/triple play. I want to eliminate the long orange wire going from front to back powering the double play.

Did anyone ever figure out exactly which color wire that Lamont hooked up to? Best I can see from the schematic, it is red with a white tracer. But there is more than one fuse with those wires. The 3 amp acc circut and a 10 amp fuse that goes to: DESS. Lic Plate light, Pos lights, tail lights, and Diag conn. fuse. Would hooking up to thaT be a problem?

You mean you don't like that nice orange wire that runs under your seat? I always try to figure out what I am going to do with it and am always afraid it's going to get caught on something...I might try to velcro it down to the frame as I do with the Battery Tender when I'm not using it...

 

[SpyderByter]

I like this as neat as possible, it seems to make sense to tap in where Lamont did, but I want to be sure I am getting the right wire.

 

[Lamonster]

I like this as neat as possible, it seems to make sense to tap in where Lamont did, but I want to be sure I am getting the right wire.

If it's wasn't so cold I would go pull the panel and check for you but just count the wires from left to right and that's the one I tapped into. You can probe it with a light meter too.

 

[SpyderByter]

Yes it is the purple white for the switched Acc fuse #3. Using this one has a nice feature, the front signals will stay on steady as running lights for a half minute after you shut of the key. Don't forget if you use this one, the fuse needs to be put in if that circut was never used.