I just got my 36w 7in. Light bar and I don't know how to wire it up to the stock headlight wiring, has anyone done this before, I checked the forums but the only one I could find used a battery but that was a 12v light.
I just got my 36w 7in. Light bar and I don't know how to wire it up to the stock headlight wiring, has anyone done this before, I checked the forums but the only one I could find used a battery but that was a 12v light.
I run a pair of 18W LEDs on my 85 250R along with my stock light.
I wired them to run when I hit high beam - so I have the stock light and 2 LEDs on at the same time.
On the 250R, I cut the high beam (blue) and ground (green) wires running to the headlight and added plugs to connect the new lights.
I run off the stock electrical system with no mods other than the aforementioned splicing.
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check this one out. its a tecate but its the same principal.
http://www.3wheelerworld.com/showthr...=led+headlight
250r outputs AC for the lighting circuit. you need to either float the ground for the lighting circuit on your stator, or a 4 wire rec/reg monkeyed in somehow.
also some LEDS can take AC current just fine.
Looks great, I'll bet it's BRIGHT!! Can never have enough light at night!
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I have two green wires, one white, and one blue, do I use both greens for ground or just one?
Does anyone know which wires should be connected to the LED light bar, I have them stripped and ready to connect but I have 4 wires from the stock light and not 3 like the wiring diagram shows.
It's surprising to me that some people are connecting these directly to unregulated AC and not having any problems. When I connected 2 of the 18w 6-LED units to my Tecate with no mods, one of them blew within a few minutes. It probably wasn't the AC as much as the overvoltage coming out of the high output Ricky Stator in my machine, but I'd still worry about blowing them on a stock machine with a 55 or 60 watt lighting coil.
250R comes stock with a regulator.
I added one to the T3 when I ran LEDs.
For the OP - just connect the blue or white wire to red on the LED and one of the green wires to black on the LED.
OK thanks, the white is the high beam and the blue is the low beam, does the high have more power than the low?
No. Just filament placement in the bulbs to change the light pattern.
Thanks guys I got her all wired up with both high's and lows. I can't wait for Glamis tomorrow to try out this bad boy, thanks for all the advice guys gotta give credit where it's due.
I had to use both green grounds as I only tried 1 of them the first time and the light wouldn't turn on, I connected both of them to the black ground the second try and hot dam she worked great, even in the day it's bright!![]()