Need help installing led Pillar Tail Brake Lamps
#1
Need help installing led Pillar Tail Brake Lamps
Here is the link for installation instruction but i am stuck on step 4, i located the "existing harness" but unable to to know which wire is ground, tail light, or break light.
Link: Install Honda FIT LED Rear Pillar Light Tail Light JDM
Link: Install Honda FIT LED Rear Pillar Light Tail Light JDM
#3
The colors may be off, but from the LED cluster I see three wires, blue, black and brown. In the harness I see gray, blue, brown, and black wires.
The text does not reference whether it is talking about the harness or the taillight wires.
Also, if it is a brake light, why have a connection to the tails? It should just be brake and ground. It would be cool if it were dual-function, but I don't think that is so.
Once you get them working I'd be interested to know if their intensity is well-matched to the existing lights. In the pictures the new LEDs seem a bit dim by comparison.
The text does not reference whether it is talking about the harness or the taillight wires.
Also, if it is a brake light, why have a connection to the tails? It should just be brake and ground. It would be cool if it were dual-function, but I don't think that is so.
Once you get them working I'd be interested to know if their intensity is well-matched to the existing lights. In the pictures the new LEDs seem a bit dim by comparison.
Last edited by GeorgeL; 03-06-2015 at 12:32 PM.
#4
The colors may be off, but from the LED cluster I see three wires, blue, black and brown. In the harness I see gray, blue, brown, and black wires.
The text does not reference whether it is talking about the harness or the taillight wires.
Also, if it is a brake light, why have a connection to the tails? It should just be brake and ground. It would be cool if it were dual-function, but I don't think that is so.
Once you get them working I'd be interested to know if their intensity is well-matched to the existing lights. In the pictures the new LEDs seem a bit dim by comparison.
The text does not reference whether it is talking about the harness or the taillight wires.
Also, if it is a brake light, why have a connection to the tails? It should just be brake and ground. It would be cool if it were dual-function, but I don't think that is so.
Once you get them working I'd be interested to know if their intensity is well-matched to the existing lights. In the pictures the new LEDs seem a bit dim by comparison.
I have these lights and have had them for about 2-3 weeks. They look great. They almost perfectly match the intensity of the stock tail lights.
I decided not to hook up the brake function because I just wanted them more for look rather than functionality.
They are very easy to install. Only took me about 45 mins.
Here are some videos of mine:
#5
honda jazz upper tail light fitting instructions
They are dual function.
I have these lights and have had them for about 2-3 weeks. They look great. They almost perfectly match the intensity of the stock tail lights.
I decided not to hook up the brake function because I just wanted them more for look rather than functionality.
They are very easy to install. Only took me about 45 mins.
Here are some videos of mine:
2015 Honda Fit Aftermarket LED upper taillights 1 - YouTube
2015 Honda Fit Aftermarket LED upper taillights 2 - YouTube
I have these lights and have had them for about 2-3 weeks. They look great. They almost perfectly match the intensity of the stock tail lights.
I decided not to hook up the brake function because I just wanted them more for look rather than functionality.
They are very easy to install. Only took me about 45 mins.
Here are some videos of mine:
2015 Honda Fit Aftermarket LED upper taillights 1 - YouTube
2015 Honda Fit Aftermarket LED upper taillights 2 - YouTube
Please Explain upper tail light fitting instructions...thanks
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