Re: Modulating Rear Brake Light
 

Ummm... so I got my rear lights today, except I'm not sure how to access the wiring to hook up the hyperlights. What do I need to do to gain access to the back of the tail light assembly?

Update: I feel stupid, I found the two screws that hold the tail assembly on and I found the strap that holds the wiring to the frame. Ran out of daylight, will have to install tomorrow. I'll take pictures this time.

Re: Modulating Rear Brake Light
 

Ran out of daylight... again. Got the lights mounted and the wires run, but I want some sleeving for the wires to help protect them before I hook the wires up. Will take pictures as soon as I have a non-rainy day to finish this.

Re: Modulating Rear Brake Light
 

Good luck, it looks like it will rain every day for the two weeks to come, in this corner of the USA.

Re: Modulating Rear Brake Light
 

any recommendations on the type of heat shrink tubing to use? This is what I'm looking at currently: http://www.amazon.com/Pico-Waterproo...5554475&sr=8-2

Re: Modulating Rear Brake Light
 

Seems expensive. Haven't your local electrician's outlets got any? It's just everyday electrician's heat shrink. I Use an electric paint stripper (carefully!) to shrink it. (retired electrician) :2tup:

Re: Modulating Rear Brake Light
 

:plus1: Most auto parts stores also carry it.Wal-Mart even carries it.
:2tup: :)

Re: Modulating Rear Brake Light
 

And, if all else fails, Radio Shack or West Marine.


:)

Re: Modulating Rear Brake Light
 

Cheapest at Harbor Freight, comes in all different sizes/diameters and a box of assorted sizes is only a few dollars.

Re: Modulating Rear Brake Light
 

Gonna head over to my local independent auto parts store and pick some up after work. Weather permitting *snort* I'll finish this up tonight.

Re: Modulating Rear Brake Light
 

Don't forget to put it over one end of the wires before you solder or connect them together. :) :roll: :neener: