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Originally Posted by Mister Ecua
I go to try it (for the 4th time) tomorrow, it's rainin' cats and dogs here. But to confirm to your earlier post, I should be able to hook up the light I want wire to the (+) side of the battery and it should come on right. Just want to make sure, i don't want anything blowing out. I am going to try this for the running light just to make sure it's working (I'm sure it is).
I'll be back tomorrow... Night' all
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It sounds as though every light has a separate ground. So you have to make sure your grounds are connected first.
Then as stated, connect one at a time to see if they work while holding them together. You shouldn't short out anything. Sometimes electrical wiring for lighting can be a PITA... but in the end, you'll find one little thing that you didn't do that caused all the problems. Good luck, and I hope they get back to you soon.
