mutazu/vip tour pak
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The black is ground. The other two are for power, and you'll only use one of them. I don't recall which is which, but one will give you a steady-on brake light; the other will give you a flashing brake light.
Suggestion: Use the terminals of your bike or auto battery (engine not running), and simply hold the black wire on the battery ground, and one of the other two on the + terminal. You'll quickly identify which power wire is for the steady-on or flash pattern and wire the spoiler LED as you prefer.
The above is based on my installation of the spoiler LED a couple of years ago; so, the vendor may have changed how the LED works. Also, exercise care when attaching the spoiler to the tour pack lid since the screws can be just a tad too long and you may dimple the spoiler. Just use a washer or two when installing the screws.
Good luck with your project.
Carl
Suggestion: Use the terminals of your bike or auto battery (engine not running), and simply hold the black wire on the battery ground, and one of the other two on the + terminal. You'll quickly identify which power wire is for the steady-on or flash pattern and wire the spoiler LED as you prefer.
The above is based on my installation of the spoiler LED a couple of years ago; so, the vendor may have changed how the LED works. Also, exercise care when attaching the spoiler to the tour pack lid since the screws can be just a tad too long and you may dimple the spoiler. Just use a washer or two when installing the screws.
Good luck with your project.
Carl
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