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So you've got your LED or Neon interior car lights, but you're now a bit confused
as to where all the car interior neon lights and wires go?" Well fear not, we'll
show all the "in's & out's" of this type of installation and the easiest way of
doing it.
It's a good idea to disconnect the battery before installing any car light
accessories. You can do this by disconnecting the negative battery cable and
placing it to one side of the battery where it won't touch any part of the vehicles
body. It's also wise to have your vehicles service manual handy for information
about the specifics of the electrical system on your vehicle.
For interior car lights, the best places to mount the LED or neon tubes are under
the dash on both sides just above where your feet go, but high enough so as not
to kick the tubes or damage them. There are also many other places you can fit
them and their location is only limited by your imagination.
To operate the lights manually, your going to need a switch located near you,
so you'll need to buy a simple "2way toggle" switch (or use the switch that
may have came with your neon/led tube kit) from your nearest custom car
accessories store. This switch will be inserted into (in-line with) the main
power wire that supplies the kit with 12Volt power.
Choose if you want your interior car lights to turn on automatically when the
headlights are turned on, or if you want to control the lights separately with a
"toggle" switch.
If you want the neon or LED tubes to light up automatically when the headlights
are turned on, then you will need to find a wire under the dash near the
steering column. This wire you are looking for is normally Red or Yellow, and it's
supplying the "headlight control switch" with 12V power - you're going to have
to "tap" into this wire to light-up your neon lights when the headlights are
turned on.
If you want to be able to control the interior car lights separately from the
headlights, (best option) then there's two ways you can do this...
1) The power wire can be connected directly to the Positive side of the car
battery, or...
2) It can be connected to any 12V power wire from under the dashboard.
If you choose to tap into a power wire from behind the dash to power your interior car lights you'll also need to
buy a "Circuit Tester" from your nearest custom car accessory store - they only
cost about $10 dollars. To use this tester is simple, it looks like a pen with an
earth wire hanging out the top of it and a clamp attached to the end of the
wire, and it has a globe inside the middle of the pen, or on its end, which lights
up when you have found power somewhere.
To complete the interior car lighting circuit - you'll now just need to
attach the earth wire coming out from the from your led or neon tubes to the
chassis of the vehicle. You can do this in the same way as described above for
the earth wire on the tester - anywhere where there is bare steel under the
dash is always a good earth connection for your interior car lights, even if you
find a screw under the dash that is screwed into bare steel and it is holding
another wire in place as an earth, you can use this too as an earth location.
The control panel earth wire will need to be securely screwed to the chassis of the vehicle
or to any "Earth wire" to complete the power circuit.
After your "power" & "earth" connections are complete, your car interior neon
lights should now work. If they appear dull and not real bright, then be sure to
check that you have made GOOD earth and POWER connections.
That's it, you're all done - now all you have to do is put any plastic panels back
into place that you may have removed, pack your tools up, and then head off to
show your friends what a great look you've just created on your car - Enjoy!
Please see our "More-In-depth" and step-by-step picture illustrated instructions on the How to install page listed below.
Antonio Gabellone is the Owner/Author of All-Neon-Car-Lights.com - The Site is a great resource aimed at Neon Car Lights from PlasmaGlow with "life-time Warranties". Copyright© All-Neon-Car-Lights.com 2005-2006 - Permission is granted to reprint this article provided the webmaster supplies a *LIVE* link to the authors website.
Hid Kits Poised for Mainstream Breakthrough in '09
Having been an aftermarket presence for numerous years and now becoming standard equipped in some higher end luxury models, HID headlights are an undeniable jewel in the automotive crown. Millions of drivers yearn to become more educated on the world of HID kits, throwing themselves at the possibilities with open arms. Sure, HID kits have been around for a little while. It is not exactly "new technology." But it is stylish technology, and also immeasurably safer during sketchy driving conditions than OEM halogens. Adding up all of the variables and formulating the proper equation brings but one result: HID kits will reach 'household name' status in the coming year. Because of their propensity to present a much brighter road ahead, HID kits are widely encouraged for their brand of safety and are DOT compliant throughout the US.
Inside the Image
Xenon lights are considered to be a custom enterprise. Aftermarket connoisseurs and tech-savvy tuners alike can lay claim to introducing HID kits to the customizing public over the last decade. Once a staple for the only the more hardcore of hobbyists, the availability of HID technology spread out first from the underground. Before long, HID headlights began to dominate the culture, embodying a stark, dramatic difference to the buttery yellow halogen lamps that still permeate through the landscape even now. Eventually, companies began to do their homework to accommodate this infusion of interest, leading up to the more logical and complete HID systems we see today.
Aside from their elevated level of safety that HID kits provide, they are perhaps as (if not more) well-known for their fashion statement as much as for piercing through heavy rain in the black of night. HID outputs are measured in K (Kelvin). This also determines their hue. For instance, the higher the K, the more colorful the hue. And this is where many drivers find it to be the most interesting. Some can go for a hotter yellow. Others prefer the shockingly white radiance that is normally witnessed around 5000K, while many also crave the dramatic blue at 15000K that has become such a stunning and electric look. You have seen these headlights before, surely. There is no mistaking them. It is that essence why even at still a young stage in their existence, HID kits are already legendary automotive upgrades.
Options + Style = Success
I am often asked to name the HID company that I feel is the best quality, best deal, and brightest light. Less than a year ago, that would have been a little tough. I might have rattled off a few names and went by testimonials from colleagues of mine. But ever since Notto® SE debuted, it hasn't even been an issue. I have yet to find a more complete package than the Notto® SE HID Conversion Kit. The Notto® SE HID kit features outputs/hues ranging from 3000K to 15000K, and each unit comes with an optional relay harness (that is highly recommended). On top of that, it is the most easily installed kit I have ever seen, and shouldn't be a problem, regardless of automotive prowess. Combine all of this with the fact that the Notto® SE HID kit is affordably priced, and it is just impossible for me at this point to get behind another unit. For me, Notto® SE HID kits are the new standard that all should follow.
Installation
Installation is different for different people, but no matter how clumsy or un-inclined mechanically you may think you are, the truth is that with a little know-how, you can surely install your kit on your own with no help. As I mentioned above, the Notto® SE HID kit is a simple installation procedure for just about everyone, but no matter which kit you have, the key is preparation and confidence. Take a look at the tips below and use them as a guide to give you an idea of what the process is all about!
1) Know your bulb size!
2) Do your homework. Look at your vehicle manual while scanning the contents under the hood. Learn where everything is ahead of time. Too often, drivers purchase HID conversion kits and try to do it all at once. While it is a quick install, it doesn't hurt to be prepared for where everything goes once you have the kit in your possession.
3) Secure a pair of rubber gloves. Xenon HID bulbs are extremely sensitive. Natural oils or dirt from your fingers can corrupt the bulbs, rendering them ineffective. If you must use your bare hands, be sure to not touch the glass lamping of the bulbs.
4) Perform installation during the daytime or in a well-lit garage. While this may sound trite, it is too important not to mention. You are going to have to test the HID system to make sure it is working properly. That means ensuring that the wires and components are in the correct places. There is nothing worse than fumbling around with wires and the like when there is work to be done!
HID Kits & You - Perfect Together
The future of automotive culture is changing. In 2009, we will see more options, more promises, and more models. But one thing will not change: the desire for fashion-sense and the need for safety. That is what customizing is all about. For many, HID kits aren't only aesthetically pleasing, but they are a must for their level of security by itself. That is certainly something to keep in mind. You are always going to want to do what is best for you and your vehicle. Increasing your exterior awareness is perennially a goal for many drivers. But safety usually blends into an afterthought. We all sometimes take it for granted. HID kits give you the promise of an iconic, sizzling image and stable piece of mind that will serve you proudly, no matter where the blackened roads may guide you.
About the Author
Timothy J. Hands is a Writer/Editor for WoodView.Com, the fastest-growing automotive accessory superstore on the net. Take a look at their expansive selection of HID Kits and Xenon Lights from Acura to Volvo, and traverse through the night with unwavering confidence!
conversion kit for wire hay balers?
Have an older New Holland wire baler, wire is becomming harder to find. Is there a conversion kit to switch the baler over to string?
I do not Know of any your machine must be very old ~~
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