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.

 

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).

 

I used to like you.

 

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.

 

I'm using the pre 10/05 version of the GT Concepts sequentials....When you take the blue cover off the inner most tail light bulb, there are three sockets. Two are already used. Just plug the one wire from the GT Concepts kit into the un-used socket, and replace the blue socket cover....Done....

Mike

EDIT....Here is a link to the instructions...

http://www.gtconcepts.net/mustang/in...0506/index.htm

 

Drat, I was going to post the instructions when I got home but Got Oatz beat me to it. Perhaps someday you might like me again.

 

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.

 

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. :-)

 

Cool. Congrats on finding the issue and figuring it out.