This Tech Install video provides a step-by-step guide on installing the LEDGlow Expandable SMD Interior Lighting Kit, a 12pc Million Color Electric Golf Cart Lighting Kit with Canopy, Wheel Well, and Interior Lights for 36 ~ 72 Volt Systems, and a 4pc Million Color LED 6 Seater Golf Cart Canopy Add-On. The kit also includes a step-by-step roadmap for installing the LEDGlow Million Color Bluetooth LED Interior Lights, which can be powered on and off with a switched source, such as the ignition or door switch.
The installation process is quick and easy, with LEDGlow’s videos showing you step-by-step instructions for installing various types of car and truck lights. The installation video is recommended for licensed professionals, as improper installation will void all warranties. LEDGlow offers a variety of instructional and informative product installation videos to help you become more informed about their aftermarket products.
In summary, the LEDGlow Expandable SMD Interior Lighting Kit is a versatile and easy-to-use solution for enhancing your vehicle’s lighting system. The kit includes a 7-color LED interior lighting kit, which can be powered on and off with a switched source, such as the ignition or door switch.
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Quick question why is the article saying to plug the red wire in to a constant fuse slot ? Wouldn’t you want it to be in an accessory/switched circuit so it doesn’t drain your battery ? And also, I’ve found the dome light fuse can’t I just put a fuse tap (y’all call them expandable circuits) and connect it to the dome light fuse ? I would presume this would work fine ? Rather than having to splice into the actual harness
Is this water proof and do u guys have a article showing the different light patterns. I want to put on in my grill which is about a foot wide and have the light sweep left to right like Kitt from Knight Ryder. I have seen a $15 one off Ebay that does what I want but, uses that remote and I’d like to be able to operate this with my phone as there is no way to tell if it’s on and the range sucks with the remote. Also what is the power draw, I would be leaving this on with my car off for around 8 hours. I’ve a heavy duty Optima battery
If I run this to an ignition power source so that it is always receiving power when my car is on, then I connect the white wire to my headlight toggle power source, when my car is on and I turn my headlights on will the LED’s come on with the headlights? Or do I have to install one or the other? I’d prefer to have them off while driving during the day and then when it gets dark and I want to turn my headlights on, Id like the LED’s to come on, is that possible?
Hello! Nice tutorial articles and nice products! I have some questions that I would like to ask. Im driving a Moped Car (Ligier JS50 Sport). I dont think there is a fuse box like you have and my ciggarette lighter thing is used. Im thinking of using my subwoofer amplifier as a power source for my led’s. Would this work? is there something I need to think of?
SO i installed LED bulbs in my 98 Ford Ex. Everything was fine and no flicker. But when i started the car i heard this crazy clicking sound coming from inside my dash. Sounded like a damn tazer going off inside my steering wheel/dash area. I messed with the dash lights a little bit to see if it would fix it and after about 1 to 2 mins of this crazy sound it just stopped. I ran out of the car to see if the bulbs blew out but they didnt. Worked fine. Is there a relay on the inside of the dash that was going crazy or something?>
Just installed these in my 2020 Subaru Impreza and they look dope! Relatively easy to install. I didn’t take any paneling off. Had to use a little ingenuity to install the back strips because of my car design. Only problem I had was with the expandable circuit. For some reason, my 10 amp fuses (which the instructions recommend) don’t have the 2 metal prongs coming off of it so I can’t put it in my adapter and it wouldn’t go into an extra slot. So I ended up going with the cigarette lighter option and the wires look fine. Just a few ziptied wires coming out from my center console. The colors legitimately look like the pictures/videos. I was really impressed.
I stripped the wires in attempt to hardwire the kit and the wires aren’t color coded to indicate which is the hot or the ground. One wire has solid stripes (which I assumed is the ground) and the other has letters which I’d assume is the hot. I continued to hardwire the kit according and the lights don’t work. Very disappointed with this product.