Im having an issue with some 24 v LED headlights. the drivers side works fine on HIs and LOs but the other one wont turn on at all. I also swapped out the marker lights that had the ground on them. These just have a little metal ring on one of the screw holes and I'm not sure how that would be a good ground. Would a bad ground keep that headlight from working? Also, I should mention that neither side marker or blinker works either, Completely dead. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
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Headlight grounding?
- Thread starter Sand
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The frames on these cars frequently do not ground.
what I did for my LEDs is I wired them into my highbeam both power and ground. I can’t envision a time when I would use the LED without the highbeam off-road. I have a switch that will keep the LEDs from coming on during routine driving on the road.
what I did for my LEDs is I wired them into my highbeam both power and ground. I can’t envision a time when I would use the LED without the highbeam off-road. I have a switch that will keep the LEDs from coming on during routine driving on the road.
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Every light has a ground wire, none are grounded through the body or frame
What's the grounding wire for that attaches to that one point on the marker lights?
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To ground the marker lights, AGAIN every light has a ground wire.