Between the ground and the wire that activates the blinker circuit. If you're asking what colors those wires are, I'm not sure.

 

see i bought a load equalizer from this led place in st louis. they gave me instructions but it lloks likke the instructions are for sometihng else.

http://superbrightleds.com/pdfs/load_resistor_info.pdf

 

No, those are the right instructions...

 

so how do i install them? do i use the stock rear turn signal bulb socket? i dont understand..

 

do i have to cut wires?

 

Just like the diagram shows, you splice one end of it into the ground wire, and the other end into the blinker wire...

No you don't cut any wires. I assume they included the taps like the instructions show.

 

im not trying to sound dumb, but i still dont understand sorry man lol. i need pictures lol

 

The instructions include pictures showing you what to do.

You take one wire from the resistor, use the blue tap and tap it into the turn signal wire.

You take the other wire from the resistor, use the blue tap and tap into the ground wire.

 

i getthat part. the part im confused is when itake out the turn signal bulb in the rear, how do i disconnect the wires from the socket? i tried pulling them out but nothing work?

 

You don't.

 

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Do you know how a wire tap works? You just squeeze it around the wire with a pair of pliers. Don't pull any wires out!

 

I'm still confused. Sorry guys lol. I'm out here right now tryin to figure it out. Like the color wire and the black wire is still in the socket which I took the first off alreau..

 

Maybe somebody else can help, I'm not sure how else to explain it.

 

The blue clip opens. Wrap it around the wire of the turn signal. Then there is another slot in the blue clip. Insert the wire from the equalizer into that slot. Close the blue clip. Use pliers to close the blue clip completely. DONE.

 

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do i have to cut wires?
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im not trying to sound dumb, but i still dont understand sorry man lol. i need pictures lol
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I tried to post a picture, how can I put the wires from the cars turn signal into the clips because there is not even an open end on the turn signal wire i can get to

 

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slide the turn signal wire in through the right side. Then put the equalizer wire into the left side of the clip, until it hits the other end.

 

Re: What's on your mind at this instant?

There doesn't need to be an open end, you slide the clip over and around the wire. There are 4 similar wire taps in this pic, the wire slides right into the slot.

 

The black wire is the turn signal wire, and the red is the equalizer wire IN THIS PICTURE ONLY.


Arrow indicate motion.

 

Nice work :chuckles:

 

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The black wire is the turn signal wire, and the red is the equalizer wire IN THIS PICTURE ONLY.

Arrow indicate motion.
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And then...

 

rofl

 

Ok so a Mazda 3 the blue wire would be the turn signal wire and the black ground. I get guys. I'm at the store right now getting some pliers. I appreciate everyones input and sorry the confusion guys. Thyself why I love mazda3forums. Oh and since the equalizer heats up, would it be a good idea to put electrical tape around it?

 

No it doesn't get extremely hot unless it's on constantly. The blinking of the bulb doesn't allow it to be on long enough to get dangerously hot.

 

Do I flip the extra part over the silver thing and clamp it down?