By following these instructions you can install sequential lights and any vehicle that has two, three or four stoplights. In this example we will retrofit a Mercury Cougar that had sequential turn signals with an updated version provided by Classic Design Concepts. | |
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1.We are going to replace this wiring harness will all new wires and sockets. |
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2. And we are going to replace this control module with the newer, smaller, version. |
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3. You may have to do some research to find new sockets that fit your vehicle. They need to be the two-post type for double element type lightbulbs. |
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4. Here we are taking off some of the tape to give us better access to the wires. |
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5. This green circuit board is the complete Design Concept brain, attached to their wiring harness. |
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6. And here is the backside. |
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7. Once the new sockets are installed we like to use small plastic ties to keep the wires under control. |
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8. And we use shrink insulation tubes over wire splices to both protect the connection and give a clean appearance. |
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9. Then it is just a matter of soldering all of the wires to the new harness. There are a lot of connections but the wiring diagram in the harness kit will keep you out of trouble. |
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10. Do not forget to put the shrink tubing on before you solder the connection! |
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11. And here we are heating the shrink tubing with a small torch, but a cigaret litter will work fine. |
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12. All done so let's give it a try. |
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13. We did not mess with the tail lail lights so they should still work fine, and thankfully they do. |
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14. When we signal left the first inside light comes on. |
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16. The lights blinked too fast to catch the first and second ones on but they did work as expected and here is all three. |