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LtimmyJ · 09-14-2017, 05:21 PM

Hi, I'm trying to figure out how to wire these DRL, but it's a little more confusing than I thought it would be.

These are the greddy rocket bunny LED v2 that I'm trying to hook up. There's a total of 10 LEDs, 5 per side, which fits into the 2015 Nismo Front Bumper LED brackets. These are suppose to blink with the turn signals.

I understand that I'm suppose to attach each LED with each black connector.
But there are 2 extra wire, 1 on each side. Which are green and biege that I'm not sure where they're suppose to go. (The DRL are suppose to blink with the turn signals. That's what I'm assuming the green/biege wires are for).

Going down the chain, next to the black box there's a white wire. And I have no idea what that ones for.

And at the very end, theres 3 wires. Black/red/yellow. Which I'm sure are for the power supply. I've taken it to 2 shops where they had no idea how to do it without a manual (which I do not have).

Any insight would be much appreciated. Thanks!

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LtimmyJ Base Member Join Date: Nov 2014 Location: Richmond, virginia Posts: 118 Drives: none Rep Power: 11	greddy rocket bunny LED wiring help Hi, I'm trying to figure out how to wire these DRL, but it's a little more confusing than I thought it would be. These are the greddy rocket bunny LED v2 that I'm trying to hook up. There's a total of 10 LEDs, 5 per side, which fits into the 2015 Nismo Front Bumper LED brackets. These are suppose to blink with the turn signals. I understand that I'm suppose to attach each LED with each black connector. But there are 2 extra wire, 1 on each side. Which are green and biege that I'm not sure where they're suppose to go. (The DRL are suppose to blink with the turn signals. That's what I'm assuming the green/biege wires are for). Going down the chain, next to the black box there's a white wire. And I have no idea what that ones for. And at the very end, theres 3 wires. Black/red/yellow. Which I'm sure are for the power supply. I've taken it to 2 shops where they had no idea how to do it without a manual (which I do not have). Any insight would be much appreciated. Thanks!