I just picked up a set of these on ebay
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=140496072142&viewitem=#ht_3026wt_808
and did a quick test job wiring everything up. Tail lights, brake lights, blinking, they did everything they are supposed to. . . except light up in reverse.
Try not to flame me to hard, but does the Jeep actually have to be running for the tail lights to work? I had turned the key forward to the on position to the the blinkers and everything to work. When I put the shifter in reverse though, I got nothing. I can't start it right now because it's buried in the garage in pieces, plus it's late and I'd piss of the guy who lives over the garage.
If indeed I did wire it right, (cmon, it's a wire and a ground, am I that incompetent?) is there any other reason it wouldn't work other than it not running? Is there any weird voltage thing with LED reverse lights I missed?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=140496072142&viewitem=#ht_3026wt_808
and did a quick test job wiring everything up. Tail lights, brake lights, blinking, they did everything they are supposed to. . . except light up in reverse.
Try not to flame me to hard, but does the Jeep actually have to be running for the tail lights to work? I had turned the key forward to the on position to the the blinkers and everything to work. When I put the shifter in reverse though, I got nothing. I can't start it right now because it's buried in the garage in pieces, plus it's late and I'd piss of the guy who lives over the garage.
If indeed I did wire it right, (cmon, it's a wire and a ground, am I that incompetent?) is there any other reason it wouldn't work other than it not running? Is there any weird voltage thing with LED reverse lights I missed?