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Old 09-19-2005, 09:05 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Hi, i was wondering how am i supposed to go about testing my fogs to see if they work. i just got a set sent over from japan and wanted to make sure the bulbs were good. there is a 1 black and on red wire coming out of it. would i just use attach the red to a battery and the black to a ground? thanks
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Old 09-19-2005, 09:55 AM   #2 (permalink)
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they should have come with the harness plug on them already...if so, if u see the red and black wires hangin, touched the red on the positive of the battery, and the black on a metal part of the body or the negative of the battery and they should light up....if u dont have the wires hanging, then u would have to plug them where they are supposed to be installed and test them there. So when u remove your bumper, just plug them up, and turn your switch on if u have it....if they dont light up, u can quickly open them up and swap out the bulb...
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be careful when takin the screws out... most that i've seen are rusted to dirt. mite need some WD-40 and and dremmel if u strip the screws.
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