Phaeton":2zo382hp said:Not one I've seen before but what I would do is get a piece of emery cloth put it on a flat surface then gentle rub the housing on it. You should get an even color change where it's touching. Failing that use some sealant.
Seem to remember the top is the brake & the bottom the side, I have a pair in the garage if you want me to take a look250buggys":2wooc3rb said:Just wiring up the rear lights, can someone please confirm which is the brake and which is the rear light on the hamburger?
Phaeton":24ns92ws said:Seem to remember the top is the brake & the bottom the side, I have a pair in the garage if you want me to take a look250buggys":24ns92ws said:Just wiring up the rear lights, can someone please confirm which is the brake and which is the rear light on the hamburger?
ChaosMS":3mbxecns said:Hi - as for your number plate issues at the front, the front plate location is NOT part of the test and I did not fit anything to the front when I went through the IVA (so dont worry about it and take it off for the test) HOWEVER Licence plate regs for road vehicles state you must have one so before you drive it for the first time with its new registration you MUST fit the front plate, or you will come unstuck with the police!!
Madness I know but I even asked the IVA guy and he said it wasnt part of the test and so it didnt bother him - but if you put one on then he/she will check it for protrusion and it will most likely fail!
250buggys":15qjl0od said:Wired up the rear lights,. My kit came with non matching hamburger lights, it is quite evident that one of the lenses is much better than the other. Not too bothered, it is e marked and I won't spend too much time looking at them from the driver's seat.
Danny":35y4wd7d said:What are you using for a camera? a Potato?
250buggys":okyhkj3u said:Danny":okyhkj3u said:What are you using for a camera? a Potato?[/quote
Yes potatoes always produce good images, seriously WTF?
I'm sure no offense was intended, if you ever have the misfortune to meet danny you can just call him a long streak of piss & everybody will be friends250buggys":2v31jo0n said:apologies if they are not up to scratch.
Is it not 3 wires (long time since I did mine) but you need a switched power & then 2 wires for the hall effect sensor?250buggys":mqkiusxf said:It does mean however running the extra wire in the loom for the switched live supply for the terratrip.
250buggys":19wouiyb said:Hi Alan, I recon it is 3 wires in the loom. (I didn't bench test it but) switched live from the distribution to terratrip, (wire 1) then poz from terratrip to Acewell (wire 2) then Gnd from terratrip to chassis might take it right back to Acewell Gnd (wire 3). Just wiring it all up now. Let you know if it works or not.