I want to live in your garage. This is exactly what I've been looking for! Thank you, and please do more of these!

Great for those not knowing the wiring beforehand. Thank you. Thank you for the bloopers too. So many creators don't admit to making any!

You guys saved my life I bought a kit with no instructions and it has this exact harness thank you so much

Simple, concise and very well explained, thanks guys.

This has to be one of the most helpful videos I have ever seen on KZfaq. Thanks!

After watching for 2 minutes I knew this was one of the best videos made to explain wiring a light to my vehicle. Well done!

Learned something new today, thank you both for all you did to us!

Very helpful video! Appreciate this and all the other videos you have put together! Nice looking rigs too!

Love your work guys. Thank you

This is the beat explanation video I've seen yet for the light hookup. Thank you! Also the bloopers were hilarious at the end 😂

Great video!! Love the outtakes, very funny!! Cheers!!

I found this video helpful. I installed a few aftermarket lights on the truck after watching this and reading my instructions. The process might seem intimidating, but it was actually fun once i got started.😊

Hello again, I just ordered the relay/wiring from Amazon. Disregard my question about fuse sizing etc. It has all that info etc in the kit from Auxbeam. Fantastic price too, only $15.99 + tax, prime next day delivery. New subscriber too. Thanks again for the Link.

Love your guys videos!

She did a good job 👏 👍 👌 a round of applause 👏...hilarious addition to the video...appreciate the content 👌 may God continue to bless you guy's 🙏

Great video thanks for taking the time to produce

Really helpful! I juste recieced my new fog lights and it only came with a diagram about the wires without any instructions. You just solved my problem!

Thank you so much guys! Awesome explanation!

Now i feel more confident to put fog lights. Thank you this is the best video so far.

Thank you for this demonstration. I really appreciate it

I love the out takes at the end

Great Video! Very Helpful! Thanks!

I decided to subscribe because you always have good and concise information on subjects, you get right to the point and not extra unnecessary discussions. BTW, I have a couple of shelves in my garage above the workbench that look just like yours, cans and bottles and containers of various lubes, sprays and what have you, but doesn't everybody?

4:23 every time I hear this advice/reminder I remember every time I didn’t do it. And I say to myself, better remember to buy extra pieces of shrink tubing and make the wire 3/4 inches longer than needed. But thank you for the reminder. Also thank you for producing this KZfaq! Cheers! ojb

Thank you guys i was able to get it done with you video

Very good video, very professional and informative 👌🏾

This a great video! Thanks!

I'm a crochety old crumudgen that works in the local hardware store. Your right, we can size your wire by sight in a heartbeat. Love your comment!

Thanks guys; best DIY video with very simple slowly explanation and diagram. Keep it up

Immediately subscribed!! You guys are awesome!!

Your guys's video was so informative and well put together I subscribed and then I realized the bonus of the bloopers in the end great production

Excelente vídeo! Gracias!

What a great instructional video. Loved it ... saved me time and energy. The bloopers reminded me of me, lol.

thanks guys i needed a refresher...

Great video. Thank you

Another very helpful video you 2!! Cheers KuehlKuest!!

Wow! Absolutely the best video on KZfaq. You Rock! 👌

Great Video Thank you, I really needed this great advice on using these wiring harnesses.

Great help thank your and a perfect hilarious ending

Great tutorial guys!

Perfect demonstration, well done guys👌🏽👍🏽👍🏽

Perfect..looks like the same wiring harness for a DV8 Light bar. And that's what I'm installing. 💪

Very helpful. Thank you!

Funny ending part great job 👍

amazing tutorial, i needed that extra explain about relay as well!

This video is very underrated!!! Great video!!!! 💯💯💯

That was enjoyable!

Best video i found about installing lights

You mentioned wiring up a factory looking dash button that fits in the blank. Could you explain how to go from the two wires on the button wire to the four that come out of the dash button?

Love it!😊

explaining it like adding 1+1 . NICE!!!

Loved the info and the bloopers

Great video helped so much. Is there a wat to connect that same harness to the high beams?? Mine looks exactly the same and wonder if there is a way to “tap it into” the highbeams so when you go to brights they turn on.??

Great thanks, very helpful👍

Very helpful video thank you

Oh hey what a bright idea! :3

wow this was very informative. Thank you

Great instructional video!

Do you have video showing how to wire in through the firewall to the switch in cab? I have 2 preexisting switches. I plan on ordering new fog and light bar for my 4runner. Could use more of ur assistance. Thank you guys keep up the awesome posting

it helped me a lot, thank you very much

Thank you!!!

Guys this was great.

Very nice video keep up the good

I read through most of the comments. I found that you do not reply to questions /concerns. You replied to the compliments. Hope this platform can be more helpful !

Well done video!

Awesome video thanks

Love ur videos !

With the add-a-circuit you need to pay special attention to the orientation. One way or works as intended, the other way the original fuse is coping with the consume of both circuits so you may get constant blown fuses. It is important to check with a circuit light or voltmeter. The wire side should always be on the cold side of the circuit.

Thank you for the video! I have a two sets of rough county lights that go on a single bar (qty 4). Each pair has a relay and a switch. Do you have a video on hooking two pair together or would you recommend keeping them separate? Thanks again!

The addition of bloopers at the end was awesome hahahah

Good informative video tutorial :) I'm working on my 2016 Subaru Forester Touring XT Low beam which is HID/Ballast and would like to Delete and install LED bulbs. Might you kindly advise accordingly so I can get power to my LED's Thanks again Keep up the good work that the 2 of you are doing!!

Thanks so much

This is super helpful and I freaking love the bloopers at the end. I watched this while at work and burst out laughing at the end. Luckily no one else is here yet 😂😂😎

You can never have enough ground. When I had a boat with many accessories, I installed a separate ground buss near the fuse panel so every power line had a place to attach a ground lead. Of course I did this because the boat was made of fiberglass. On my modified vehicles, I run a lot of ground straps all over the vehicle. All it takes is one ground strap to fail and now you might run into resistance problems.

Thanks

great video and laughed when he flipped the birdie

So simple ❤ thank you. What about 2 accesories? Can I just stack them on top of each other on the baterry terminal?

Love the bloopers at the end

On this harness used in this video, have you ever cut the switch off the wiring on one of these to see how many wires are in the sheathing? I was thinking about trying to use this harness on an OEM factory switch and that switch has 2 wires coming off of it.

Hi Guys! Awesome video! Your tutorial and visual demo board made it very easy to understand. Thankfully, I have some experience with relays and their wiring for the radiator fans that I installed. My only question is: What size (Amp) fuses should I be using, and do they come with the wiring kit? Thanks so much for sharing, well done. Cheers from Michigan.

Nice video, thanks. I want to use a stock Ford switch that was not on my truck originally. The back of the switch has three blades. I couldn't figure out why there would be three wires until watching your video. Is there any easy way to identify which blade would be the ground for the switch's led light without having a stock connector plug and harness to look at? Thanks

Great video. I want to wire my 2023 tundra grille led lights. What fuse and relay should I buy?

LIfe savers , thanks!!

Okay so I have a wire harness for a turn signal lights that go from the back to the front of my 22 Polaris Ranger and have 2 toggle switches 1 for horn and 1 for signals. Then agter the toggles I have 2 white wires hooked together with a eye hook , 1 for 12v constant , 1 for 12v -. Then have a pulse / bus bar plus with a black , red , yellow but would like to hook it up to come on with the key only so I dont drain the battery! Where would I put a relay and hook the wires also use the 3 wire plug that came with it? Hope to hear from you!

love to see how you got that switch conector throught the firewall gromet without cutting it off

great video you covered alot , however i wish you had shown the inside wiring of the switch because thats the issue i am trying to resolve

Cool video! Love the bloopers 😂

Hi great video but the wire that goes to the cabin to the stock rocker switch with 4 cables how you connect that one I have a slot that I want to put it in

hi, do you have specific video explaining the relay that you use? thanks.

You did her dirty on that edit.

I have this premade working harness for some time now. My recent switch broke any advice on wiring a new switch in the cab?

Thanks for this video! It is very helpful and through. I am installing running lights on my Ram 3500 and bought a wire harness with switch (5 prong rocker switch, includes relay and fuse) from nightlight. Every time I turn the switch on it blows the fuse. I’m not sure what I’ve done wrong. My wiring from harness to lights is correct polarity.

Thank you for this great video helping me to install my lights. The only question I have is how do you penetrate the switch wiring through the firewall. I only have an existing wiring rubber boot(already loaded with a bunch of wires). I can poke a hole through the robber and fish the wire through, but not the switch (too big) or the wire connecting harness (too big as well). Any suggestions? Thanks

Have a general electrical question about wiring in SPST on-off switch to aftermarket driving lights. In VA these lights can only come on when the low beams are active, so I will have a wire as a trigger from the headlights connecting to the relay lead for the normal on/off switch. I don't want to sue them all the time, as in city driving so, I am installing an old school high beam foot switch on the floor board to turn them on'off only when low beams are on. Question: What lead/wire to the relay do I install the switch inline The wire from the trigger wire that would be the normal on/off switch (makes sense), the fused 12VDC power in, the chassis ground, or the power out to the driving lights. Seems any of these would work, but not sure if one is optimal.

I would always recommend Dialectic grease or making these connections

I'm trying to run 4 light pods into 1 OEM style switch on a 2019 Toyota Tacoma. I purchased a quad output harness that comes with the "mouse style" on/off switch shown in the video. My question is, how would I wire those 3 wires from the "mouse style" switch to the OE style switches?

Is there such a thing of to low of amps on the toggle switch for LED light bar?

I bought some 4led grille lights (6 of them) to wire in my truck . They each obviously have 2 wires (red & black) coming off the back . Maybe I'm overthinking it, but I'm confused how I will take 12 wires (6 red , 6 black ) and have them end up being only 2 wires to hookup to the switch . I have almost the exact same wiring harness (has the inline fuse & relay) . Do I need to solder the LED leads all together or is there an easier way to go from 12 -> 2 wires?

Hello, can you please help. I have installed 2 number 60 watts of aux light in my royal Enfield at 12v that means 10A, the alternator of royal Enfield is 216 W roughly 18A. I have wired my relay such that it will start when I turn on the ignition key, yet I'm facing battery draining issue while I'm riding (i.e when alternator is feeding the current) I have seen many using 60w aux in enfield hence I assume the alternator can power these lights along with the other electricals. Can you advice me where I'm going wrong, though one thing that I did differently is that I've connected the black wire in the negative terminal of the battery. Appreciate if you can help

So for my nilight light bar harness do I need a ground for the relay on atv or no