mcbrien
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I thought the yellow was the high beam trigger wire but my rigid light
bar comes on with low beam instead of high ::010::
bar comes on with low beam instead of high ::010::
Not sure what you mean - if you can snap some pics of what's all going on i'll be checking in frequently over the next half hour to hour...mcbrien said:I've been thinking , does the trigger have to be positioned a certain way to work ?
Right now its upside down just dangling there while I test things out .
+1. I wired my Skene dimmer unit to the pink for the high beam trigger, works great.japako said:If you follow the wires back from the headlight, you will find a blue and a pink. The blue is hot for the bulbs and the pink is hot for the high beam, or in this case the solenoid that moves the shutter. There is also a ground wire.
+1 on this, I identified the yellow wire with the FSM, but it was not hot with the high beam on. The pink wire tested out with the DMM and I used that to trigger my Cyclops aux lights, which rocked the NV desert night last night and this early morning. Those 10 degree spots throw a lot of light, a long ways. You can only go as fast as you can see, and these allow you to go faster than you probably should! ::013::japako said:If you follow the wires back from the headlight, you will find a blue and a pink. The blue is hot for the bulbs and the pink is hot for the high beam, or in this case the solenoid that moves the shutter. There is also a ground wire.
Do you mean where is the pink wire? Or are you asking where on the wire do you tap into it?escapefjrtist said:Resurrecting an older thread...I'm installing a set of LED driving lights using a Skene controller. I understand I need to tap the pink wire for the high beam trigger.
Where have y'all been tapping the pink wire at? Looking at mounting the Skene + relay in the forward section of RH cover for proximity to lights and power.
TIA
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Thanks Jeff, exactly what I was looking for. I've got a good supply of positaps plus those that came with the Skene. Figured I could tap it up front...I'll look for the rubber boot and TS connectors.HoebSTer said:Escape, it is upper right side near junction cluster where the turn signal connectors bunch together under the rubber boot. As others have said, it is a pink wire.
This^^^^ HoebSTer got me in the right zip code!djm_ct said:<snip> Do you mean where is the pink wire?