Joshyewahh
New Member
well, as you would all know by now, im going to be putting LEd strips into my headlights. :roll:
i was going to start/finnish it saturday/sunday, but i got really bored this arvo, n my car "needed" some attension :lol:
so i went out into the garage, popped the hood, and decided i'd do the wiring of the circuit, to save time n effort for when i put the LED's into the headlights, n want them to SHINE right away. so this way, i can test em out straight away
i got some spare electrical wire and led some from next to my battery, through to the back of the engine compartment, and fed the wire through to the inside of the dash with the rest of the pipping n wires going in there.
pulled it through, to find it wan long enough to reach all the way to the drivers side under-dash area. so i put a joiner on it, and continued the wire weaving under n through my dash till i got to my switch, where i remvoed the existing Positive+ wires, and soldered the new wire to that bunch, and re-attached the Positive+ wires back into the joiner next to the switch.
then i did the same for the Negative- wires. :thumbup:
i pulled all the slack through and used good old zip ties to hold em up outta the way
to finnish off my nights work, i attached the 2 LED strips onto the end of the wires next to the battery. (((these will later be used to connect up the LED's from inside the headlights, to the already existing LED/Neon circuit :thumbup: )))) i then turned on the circuit, n to my happyness, the LED's + my neons n all came on :roll: :lol: FEWF!!!
so yeh, i think 2moro arvo/night ill be doing the whole opening, attaching, and closing of the headlights. and hopefully finnishing the project off : :thumbup: FINALY :yawn:
And then friday rims
i was going to start/finnish it saturday/sunday, but i got really bored this arvo, n my car "needed" some attension :lol:
so i went out into the garage, popped the hood, and decided i'd do the wiring of the circuit, to save time n effort for when i put the LED's into the headlights, n want them to SHINE right away. so this way, i can test em out straight away
i got some spare electrical wire and led some from next to my battery, through to the back of the engine compartment, and fed the wire through to the inside of the dash with the rest of the pipping n wires going in there.
pulled it through, to find it wan long enough to reach all the way to the drivers side under-dash area. so i put a joiner on it, and continued the wire weaving under n through my dash till i got to my switch, where i remvoed the existing Positive+ wires, and soldered the new wire to that bunch, and re-attached the Positive+ wires back into the joiner next to the switch.
then i did the same for the Negative- wires. :thumbup:
i pulled all the slack through and used good old zip ties to hold em up outta the way
to finnish off my nights work, i attached the 2 LED strips onto the end of the wires next to the battery. (((these will later be used to connect up the LED's from inside the headlights, to the already existing LED/Neon circuit :thumbup: )))) i then turned on the circuit, n to my happyness, the LED's + my neons n all came on :roll: :lol: FEWF!!!
so yeh, i think 2moro arvo/night ill be doing the whole opening, attaching, and closing of the headlights. and hopefully finnishing the project off : :thumbup: FINALY :yawn:
And then friday rims