Author Topic: Ultra Auto Design Golf MK5 Halo Ring Lights with Running LED Bar (VW40L24S)  (Read 2500 times)

Offline easy6666

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I no this is a blast from the past for some off use  :smiley:

But has anyone got wiring instruction for Ultra Auto Design Golf MK5 Halo Ring Lights
with Running LED Bar (VW40L24S)

Just had them fitted but my local garage isn't sure where the LED wires goes  :cry:

Tried contacting Ultra Auto Design but found them really unhelpful so far

Offline Hurdy

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The LED wires should fit in with the sidelights. This way they will work in conjunction with the sidelights. If you want to run them as DRL's as standalone lighting, you will need to wire them on a separate circuit through the fusebox and then make a decision on whether you want them on permanently or not. If not, you will need a separate switch to turn them on/off. :smiley:
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Offline easy6666

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I did tell him that  :smiley:  but he couldn't make head nor tail of the way they are wired (hence why he's looking for a diagram)

Also said something like the wiring is pretty much inaccessible inside the lamps and there is 1 plug inside the lamps which
isn't connected which has different coloured wires to the red and black on the outside.

So as it stands... got new lights with no LED's working  :cry:

Offline matski

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Where are you based?

I had mine fitted by a garage in West London they did it easily and all working fine.
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Offline easy6666

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I am based in Glasgow

Thinking of maybe trying an Auto Electrician to see if they can resolve the problem.

Bit annoying that i cant get them wired up, but hopefully get there in the end  :smiley:

Offline Hurdy

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He isn't much of an auto electrician then :shocked:

You just need to check which is the sidelight wiring with a meter and plumb in the LED's with it. Testing the LED's wiring should be as simple as ABC. :cool:
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Offline easy6666

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Haha he's not Auto Electrician

But i think that's the road i will have to go down in order to get the LED's wired up, either that or learn my ABC  :grin:

Thanks for your help though

Offline Hurdy

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Ahhhhh, I see now. :cool:

No worries, but best let an auto electrician check the whole set-up then if you are going to go to the trouble of having one wire in the LED's :smiley:
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