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Old Sep 7, 2002
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need help installing LED Screws

just got these led screws from liteglow, the easy part is screw them in, but i dont know how to wire the red to 12v source and black to the ground. if yall can help me out, teach me step from step that would be great.
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still need help please
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Which screws are you talking about - license plate probably .. ??
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yea i got some liteglow screw and try to install to license plate. help me out BlueFlame. i know how to screw it in but the part about connecting the wire is killing me, the instruction says connect red the positive to any 12v source, dont know what the hell that meant. and black to the ground, and didn't know what that mean too. if you can guide me through step by step. and do you prefer i screw it in the back or front? whichever is easier
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Alright I just spent half an hour typing you some instructions and hit submit, when I got an error and the whole damn thing was lost. I'm way too tired to try and type it again and I'll only get you lost with it, but basically, run the wires into your trunk (the best way is through the license plate lights, above your license plate.)
Next, you'll need to use a knife or scissors to expose some of the bare wire that's running to your license plate lights, and then turn them on. Just touch the red wire to one of them and the black to the other - if the LED comes on then it's working, if not, switch them around and see. It should work one way or the other. When you get a working connection, tape the wires together with electrical tape and you're done.

Sorry if this is kinda vague, but hopefully it helps. If not PM me and I'll get back to ya as soon as I can. In the meantime good luck, and I'm goin to bed. I gotta work in 5 hours. Crap ..
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hey i checked the license plate license from the trunk, theres a black and red/yellow line, the red and yellow is attacked together into one line. and its very thin too, you still want me to cut them and link them together?
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stil need some help with wiring, anyone can help?
 
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