Reply to "Head light motor problems"

lf-tp2511Member

Follow up to what Forest just posted

we are in agreement on the blacks.

we are in agreement on connecting a wire next to the small red wire.

After studying the three diagrams I agree with Forest you should connect the wire coming from your circuit breaker. Leave the red/black wire covered with electrical tape.

if you have some handy, I actually prefer using glue-lined heat shrink tubing on the unused connector. I leave it a half inch long, shrink it with my HF heat gun and pinch it together while still warm for a tight seal.

Larry

5/22/234:19 PM

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