welcome. i dont think anything you can buy on the internet comes with instructions. im about to go take off my K&N to clean it, so i will pull on of the lights and try to take pics of where we saudered at.

 

hey 4.2L, i got the pics and stuff to show you what to do in my gallery. the picture are the last two in my Exterior Mods gallery.

here are the instructions:
take all 6 white(-) ground wires and sauder them together and to a single piece of white wire. do the same for the black(+), and sauder them to a single black wire.

Second Picture:
first, you will need two 3-way scotchloks(made by 3M). to make LEDs operate with the blinker, connect the LED black(+) wire to the green(+) wire of the side lamp using the crimp. to make LEDs operate with parking lamp, connect the LED black(+) wire to the black(+) wire in the side lamp using the crimp. connect the LED white(-) wire to the brown(-) wire in the side lamp.

 

wow thank you again!!! the ghuy just e-mailed me and said the light should be here on wednesday!!! so i cant wait... anyway thank you again for the photos... how do you take the light out... i mean how do you get to the screwas or whatever is holding them in... doi you have to take the plastic off under the hood in the front... dont laugh at my dumb questions!!! lol

 

Yes. use a fork or something of that nature to pull the plugs out. At least thats how mine came out.


EDIT: You can always remove the grill if you don't want to scratch it. It also makes it easier on you when you align the head lights.

 

04heritage is right on the dot. once you get the radiator/fan cover off, you will see what needs to be unscrewed.

 

wow thanks again guys... so let me get this straight... u have to take off the fan cover, and the grill??? u said it will be easier to align the light if i do that? ok... but wont the lights just align them selfes.

 

no need to take off the grill. when you get the lights, they will have little black tab thing on them. you will need to twist them to adjust how the lights will be. once you get the lights in, there is no room what-so-ever to get any kind of socket or hand down behing the radiator to adjust the lights. best bet is to set the black things to the same depth as your stock ones are.

 

ok... would it be out of the ordinary to set the light at night so i can set them to how far i want in front of me to light up... dad has the new 08 powerstroke... i dont know if you have seen the lights on them at night... but they shine about a mile ahead... no lie... but there not very bright up close to the pickup... and i dont like it... yes u can see what is coming way before u need to hit the brakes (for a deer or whatever) but u cant see close to the truck very well...

when i set them i want to be abel to see really good right in front of the truck... and as far out as i can...

 

no not at all. i wish me and my dad would have done that, but we pulled my truck in the garage about 6 pm and tried, but didnt work.

the low beams provide excellent light up close. the dont shine as wide as the stocks, and are alittle short on the distance, but when you turn on your high beams, you will the deer running across the road in the next county! no lie

 

well thats good! thanks again... when i was saying stuff about my dads lights on his pickup... i was meaning they were in highbeam... when u put them in low beam with the fog lights on... you can see really far out and its really really bright right in front of the truck!!! i just dont like the high beams on his pickup... i hope i like these halo lights... i know they look awesome... how long again did it take you to do the swap?? and is it absolutly necisary to sauder??? i know how but i have only saudered copper pipe... and i have never saudered plastic... and dad is way to busy to help me with any of this... so its all me...

 

well the way fog lights work is they have almost a horizontal beam of light. that is why that cut through fog easy, because it isnt shining off of the water particles in the fog.

have you ever installed a small light fixture in your house? they are like the small silver wires in those. all you do is strip it just like a normal wire, then sauder. it doesnt take but 5-10 minutes to do it. if you ask your dad in advance, im sure he wouldnt mind helping you or showing you. that what i did with my dad. im only 19 myself, and i didnt really know about doing stuff like that. im sure hed be glad to help.

 

yeah i knew that about fog lights lol... i havent installed a light fixure in my house no... but i have put light in trialers that my dog has ate out... lol

yes i know he would but he works from 8 in the morning... to 10 at night... thats about when i go to bed... so i dont see much of him... hes a business owner so he works on the weekends to... and guess who gets to work with him me... lol so there really is no time for me and him during the week... but i will see if he can give me an hour or so.

 

try the old "father-son" bounding trick. works better thansome people think.

 

lol ok... ill try.

 

Minor point - you do not solder plastic. Spelling lesson for the day is over.