Fossicker
can someone tell me if one of these is a ARB bullbar blinker plug,cheers brett.
Wizard
The Black Plug has one terminal that has 12v+ when u turn on your parking lights. The other 2 wires in the Black Connector I have no idea about. I didn't check the white plug to see if it worked on the indicators.....Originally Posted by bluelandy
I've got those 2 plugs spare and I also have a b/bar with the indicators installed, but I'm not sure how the previous owner wired them up.....
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Fossicker
When I wired up my ARB bullbar I couldnt find an indicator connector after checking those plugs with a mulitmeter.
I popped out my front indicators and spliced into the feed there.
You patch into the back of the indicator loom....
Do not use quick locks...
Wizard
i had a look at my arb bar. seems to be as tombie said.
Fossicker
Hi Tombie,Wondering what is wrong with using quick locks,cheers mate, brett.
Fossicker
Originally Posted by bluelandy
can someone tell me if one of these is a ARB bullbar blinker plug,cheers brett.
Bluelandy the white plug is for front fog lamps. Also best practice is not to use quick locks or scotch locks as they are just a quick cheap and nasty way of splicing into a circuit.. Piercing the insulation of a wire is a no no as it introduces the possibility of corrosion in the wire itself causing frustrating electrical issues down the track. They can also loosen off (for want of a better description) causing intermittent issues or even lose contact totally.
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