caleb c.

Were do I wire the gauge lights so that I can dim them with the rest of the stock gauges?

John Faughn

Go to your fuse pannel with a test lite and the headlight sw. on and hold onto the dimmer and rotate it while you probe the fuses when you find a fuse that the test lite dims than go to the back side of the pannel and try to find the wire going to that fuse and use a scotch lock [ one of those dingeys that let you tap into a wire] do that , and there ya go .

caleb c.

Alright thanks,I didn't know if there was a certain wire they all have to use or something.I appreciate it.

rockwithjason

tap the ash tray light.

Mopar1973man

Hey! Great Idea! I never though of that one...

caleb c.

I don't think my ashtray has a light.

caleb c.

Well,I got power to em'.But the Di-Pricol pyro is not near as bright as the other two are.It says it has LED illumination but I can't get it to work.So I just hooked up the normal bulb and its not enough.Any ideas on why the LED's not working?

Tiger Rag

Your polarity may be reversed on the led. Diodes only flow electricity in one direction. Try reversing your wires.

Good luck, Matt

Mopar1973man

Pyro Lighting - Dipricol's

BLACK is POSITIVE +
WHITE is NEGATIVE -

I made the same mistake on mine... They put a small label with this on the end of the wires on mine but... I was such a hurry to hook up I forgot about it... OPPS!

darrenG

sure, why not fly in the face of convention!?

Mopar1973man

Really good!
No... I was wasn't trying to do that... Oh Well...

I don't know why Dipricol took up the house wiring color scheme...

BLACK is HOT (Positive +)
WHITE is Neutral (Negative -)