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greg sthilaire
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Hello. So I have a pair of LED tail lights that are operated by 2 modules. One is for Dimming, Braking and strobe function, and the other is for Turn signal blinking. One tail light is wired to the other through a wire harness and then the wires for dimming and brake function come out the other tail light.
I have drawn this diagram to show you how I am trying to hook up my tails. My question is, when i split my brake wire into two wires, I'm running them to on-off-on switch. Brake light on one side, Strobe function on the other, then running the brake light to the module under Number 3 slot then to the OEM brake light wire. Then running strobe to a switch and then to the module. Would this be the correct way to "switch power" between the two?
Sorry I'm totally new at this so forgive me that I do not have the specs of these modules and such.
Thanks,
I have drawn this diagram to show you how I am trying to hook up my tails. My question is, when i split my brake wire into two wires, I'm running them to on-off-on switch. Brake light on one side, Strobe function on the other, then running the brake light to the module under Number 3 slot then to the OEM brake light wire. Then running strobe to a switch and then to the module. Would this be the correct way to "switch power" between the two?
Sorry I'm totally new at this so forgive me that I do not have the specs of these modules and such.
Thanks,