Bright Filament Wire?

[73novaguy]

Just trying to finish up my Ron francis wiring and was wondering how you tell which wire coming from your head light, tail light, turn signals is the high filament wire? directions say to hook up to this bulb first. Sorry for the dumb question, lots of wiring going through this brain at one time!

[73novaguy]

Also how do I tell which headlight I have. Directions state that if you are running sealed beams then you have to hook up one way or if you have Halogen then you have to locate the high, low, and ground wires! I bought the complete 7" Xenon light out of Classic Industries, are they the same as halogen or sealed? Thanks in advance for the help!

[73novaguy]

Well I'm still hoping to hear from someone and at the same time have another question, Ron Francis only supplies a "feed wire" for my windshield wiper, where does this go? To the switch or to the motor. I called them and the lady I talked to said that she just knew it was a feed and that was all and that I had to re-emulate the factory wiring. So does anyone know how the switch is laid out and how you hook it into the motor itself? It is just a two speed wiper and the switch has a "push" ferature for the fluid. I don't use the fluid cause I have no tank, but it would be nice to someday have the option!

[esc1]

The feed wire goes to the motor. The other wires you will have to make yourself. Use the old harness as a template. It won't be hard to do. I am doing this myself soon.

[73novaguy]

Thanks, I'll run a bunch of wires to my bench 12v tester and see what I get. Know does anyone know the easiest way to check to see which wires are for high beam, low beam for headlights and how to tell also for tailights and turn signals?

[yumyumchoppers]

use an ohm meter, put the light switch on high. the one with voltage is the high beam wire. Switch the switch to low, the wire that trips the voltage is the one for the low beam.Usally on the headliught itself, the prong on the right is the ground. That's the right on the back of the bulb.

[73novaguy]

Thanks,
I had already just took some jumper wires and ran them from the battery itself and connected the ground and just jumped the voltage to either side of the bulb to find out which was the high beam.