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I pulled the trigger and ordered the EZ 200 setup for my 2006 Nightrain. I also went ahead and bought the rear LED turn signals and the mirror LED turn signals for the front of the bike.
Im new to all of this and I want to know what all I will need to get the wiring working correctly. I want to use the rear signals for run/turn/brake lights. What all do I need? Will I need a load equalizer and something else or will a load equalizer do it? Do I need a second one for the front LEDS? Some input would be greatly welcomed. Thanks.
I pulled the trigger and ordered the EZ 200 setup for my 2006 Nightrain. I also went ahead and bought the rear LED turn signals and the mirror LED turn signals for the front of the bike.
Im new to all of this and I want to know what all I will need to get the wiring working correctly. I want to use the rear signals for run/turn/brake lights. What all do I need? Will I need a load equalizer and something else or will a load equalizer do it? Do I need a second one for the front LEDS? Some input would be greatly welcomed. Thanks.
I found the hardest part was sifting the wiring harness to splice new plugs in for new lights. I used the heartland bullets in the rear and kept the stock housings up front with LED replacement bulbs. I had gottten a plug and play load EQ from Kyruackn (sp) that made it all work.
This is the link to my thread on doing the heartland kit I have in the the list of wire colors hon how to do the rears so they will be run/turn/stop
You can get the run turn and brake adapter direct from harley easy to install and the badlands equalizer is also easy to install I used both with my kit and they worked great
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