3320 rear work light install problem

[beenthere]

............. In the higher voltages you would be arc flashed.
Craig Clayton

OK
I don't use this method on higher voltage than 12V.

 

[Don87]

OK
I don't use this method on higher voltage than 12V.

And your method is perfecly fine for a 12 volt system, dunno why anyone is getting on you

I'ts simple actually, 12 volt system /dead short.........which means one side is hot, the other is ground.
Dunno how they wire things in other countries, but they been doing it that way here for as long as I can remember.
All one needs is a simple 194 bulb for a test light, or a short finder.
I been using them for years.

 

[TCowner]

Hanson, I found the orangemika ebay store and see they have hundreds of different kits. Do you recall the exact kit you used?
Terry,

 

[hanson1999]

HID Conversion Kit 9005 9006 9007 H1 H3 H4 H7 H11 - eBay (item 270402461462 end time Nov-28-10 17:00:00 PST)

that link should work. After you buy the item you just have to tell them in the notes what bulb you have and the temperature you want. There deere bulbs are 886 i think and i did the 6000 temperature option.

they seem like a great product so far....

 

[Sargent Sedenko]

Hanson, I posted earlier in a light thread about the same color issue. In one of the pics I posted, you can see where it was protected (still purple) versus exposed to the sun/UV (light blue).

I want to wire an auxilary light & dedicated switch off the rear of my Jd3720.

Which wires can I use?

Which fuse should I use?

Thanks