As long as the wire gauge will support running the additional current required by the 1156 bulb, you can use the tail light wiring -- it's still 12v. The magic for the LEDs lives in the taillight itself.

You can verify if you like by checking the voltage at the tail light plug with the quad running.

 

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Originally posted by 86atc250r@Nov 19 2004, 06:33 PM
As long as the wire gauge will support running the additional current required by the 1156 bulb, you can use the tail light wiring -- it's still 12v. The magic for the LEDs lives in the taillight itself.

You can verify if you like by checking the voltage at the tail light plug with the quad running.
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The wires to the tail/brake are very small,not sure if they can handle the draw of the 1156 bulb

 

In your tail wiring loom along the frame rail by the air box remove the blake tape in the fat arae of the loom you will find A spare plug there to connect you antenna light to and yes it will support the 1156 bulb.

 

Originally posted by fugitive1@Dec 2 2004, 01:59 PM
In your tail wiring loom along the frame rail by the air box remove the blake tape in the fat arae of the loom you will find A spare plug there to connect you antenna light to and yes it will support the 1156 bulb.
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Thanks for the info.How did you find or hear of this spare plug?

 

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In your tail wiring loom along the frame rail by the air box remove the blake tape in the fat arae of the loom you will find A spare plug there to connect you antenna light to and yes it will support the 1156 bulb.
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Thanks for the info.How did you find or hear of this spare plug?
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Yea thanks fugitive1,

I seen two extra wires on the wiring diagram but couldn't find them, Good work.

Chuck

 

I found the plugs when i was going to install a lighted whip. I saw the fat area in the loom and it looked like a good place to start.