Hey gang, having a kilsan Tailblazer installed tomorrow afternoon, the manufacturer said the install is pretty simple but said the trickiest part of installing this light on the spyder RS is figuring out which color the brake light wiring is. I've not very mechanically inclined so my question is does any one know which wire is the brake light wire? Also, if anyone has ever installed this on their spyder, I would greatly appreciate any pointers....thanks in advance for your insight.:helpsmilie:
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kilsan tailblazer install question
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NancysToy
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Running light = orange
Brake light = white
Ground = black
Please be aware that the Spyder CANBus system monitors the brake circuit, and does not like too little load, so you can't just replace the OEM bulbs with any old thing. Some electronic devices also are incompatible as add-ons, even when you retain the stock bulbs. Usually a simple add-on which retains the stock bulbs will be OK, if the load is not too great. Good luck!
Brake light = white
Ground = black
Please be aware that the Spyder CANBus system monitors the brake circuit, and does not like too little load, so you can't just replace the OEM bulbs with any old thing. Some electronic devices also are incompatible as add-ons, even when you retain the stock bulbs. Usually a simple add-on which retains the stock bulbs will be OK, if the load is not too great. Good luck!
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