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I’m trying to install these OEM halogen passing lights on my 99 EG. i connect the ground with ground and the other wire with the white wire you see in the pics but lights won’t turn on.. can someone help to understand why?
They come from a 99 RK and they worked no problem.. don’t know if the owner did and mod..
next step will be to install halogen headlamp, will it require any mod?
I’m trying to install these OEM halogen passing lights on my 99 EG. i connect the ground with ground and the other wire with the white wire you see in the pics but lights won’t turn on.. can someone help to understand why?
They come from a 99 RK and they worked no problem.. don’t know if the owner did and mod..
next step will be to install halogen headlamp, will it require any mod?
does anybody know if that white wire is the electricity or the ground?
Stick a 9 volt battery on the end of the terminals and note which way it lights up then wire it accordingly. I do that a lot as some Chinese company's have been known to use the black wire as the power wire especially on LED Lights.
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