Sequential Lighs - PNP Type
6/26/08, 12:12 PM
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Sequential Lighs - PNP Type
Not sure where this should go exterior mods or performace......
For those who bought the CDC or GT-Concepts sequential connectors, did you have any issue after hooking them up? I seem to remember someone saying in a thread that you had to move a white wire to the next connector over or something. This is for the pre 10/2005 models. The inner most light socket has 3 polls and your suppose to put the red wire in the empty one. Like I said I recall someone saying if it didn't work switch the center poll to the empty one and attatch the red wire to the center one. Anyone remeber something like that.
Note: Please do not hijack this thread telling me how great Webelectic is. Thanks.
For those who bought the CDC or GT-Concepts sequential connectors, did you have any issue after hooking them up? I seem to remember someone saying in a thread that you had to move a white wire to the next connector over or something. This is for the pre 10/2005 models. The inner most light socket has 3 polls and your suppose to put the red wire in the empty one. Like I said I recall someone saying if it didn't work switch the center poll to the empty one and attatch the red wire to the center one. Anyone remeber something like that.
Note: Please do not hijack this thread telling me how great Webelectic is. Thanks.
Last edited by icemant180; 6/26/08 at 12:24 PM. Reason: add info
6/26/08, 02:00 PM
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Moving to exterior mods as adding sequential taillights doesn't increase car performance 
As an answer to your question, everyone I know that has picked up the CDC PNP kit has had issues with them in just over a year after installing them. (there, I didn't say anything about webelectric....oops, I guess I just did).
As an answer to your question, everyone I know that has picked up the CDC PNP kit has had issues with them in just over a year after installing them. (there, I didn't say anything about webelectric....oops, I guess I just did).
6/26/08, 02:57 PM
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Moving to exterior mods as adding sequential taillights doesn't increase car performance
As an answer to your question, everyone I know that has picked up the CDC PNP kit has had issues with them in just over a year after installing them. (there, I didn't say anything about webelectric....oops, I guess I just did).
As an answer to your question, everyone I know that has picked up the CDC PNP kit has had issues with them in just over a year after installing them. (there, I didn't say anything about webelectric....oops, I guess I just did).
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What's wrong w/ Webelectric? Anything? That's what I have. Heck, I got them second-hand and still don't have any problems w/ them. Simple plug-n-play... no wiring AT ALL. Just disconnect the factory harness and install the sequential harness and swap the bulbs. Done.
6/26/08, 06:26 PM
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Not sure where this should go exterior mods or performace......
For those who bought the CDC or GT-Concepts sequential connectors, did you have any issue after hooking them up? I seem to remember someone saying in a thread that you had to move a white wire to the next connector over or something. This is for the pre 10/2005 models. The inner most light socket has 3 polls and your suppose to put the red wire in the empty one. Like I said I recall someone saying if it didn't work switch the center poll to the empty one and attatch the red wire to the center one. Anyone remeber something like that.
Note: Please do not hijack this thread telling me how great Webelectic is. Thanks.
For those who bought the CDC or GT-Concepts sequential connectors, did you have any issue after hooking them up? I seem to remember someone saying in a thread that you had to move a white wire to the next connector over or something. This is for the pre 10/2005 models. The inner most light socket has 3 polls and your suppose to put the red wire in the empty one. Like I said I recall someone saying if it didn't work switch the center poll to the empty one and attatch the red wire to the center one. Anyone remeber something like that.
Note: Please do not hijack this thread telling me how great Webelectic is. Thanks.
Mike
EDIT....Here is a link to the instructions...
http://www.gtconcepts.net/mustang/in...0506/index.htm
Last edited by Got Oatz; 6/26/08 at 06:29 PM. Reason: adding link....
6/26/08, 06:34 PM
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I did plug the red wire into the unused socket. My problem is when I switch the directional on both sides light up like the emergency flashers are on.
6/28/08, 06:29 AM
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I figured out my problem. I did not have the red wire seated in the socket far enough. I thought I had it seated right but on this attempt I used the needle nose instead of just pushing it in with my fingers, and presto sequential magic! 
I should have done this mod years ago. duh
Thanks for the help guys. Oh and adrenalin your off the hook, I still like you. :-)
I should have done this mod years ago. duhThanks for the help guys. Oh and adrenalin your off the hook, I still like you. :-)
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