Signature Lux Grill Lights Troubles

[JDW]

Maybe it's just me, I'm not great with vehicle wiring, but....

I ordered a set of Signature Lux Grill lights. I finally got time to install them last weekend. When I opened the package I was disappointed and confused. It's a pricey kit, I was expecting a near plug and play set up.

All that was included was the 3 LEDs each with a very short bit of wire with a connector end. There are no adapters, no harnesses, no extra wire to tie everything together, and only a small sheet of instructions saying basically install lights. There is no explanation as to where these connector ends are supposed to go. There is no wiring diagram.

I've emailed and tried their website's chat but have not received any reply in nearly a week's time.

I'm at a loss at this point.

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[MAV]

I just installed these and wired them like this:

Used some thin double sided tape on the bottom of the lights to hold them in place.

Drill holes in the right side of each of your three recesses in the grill and feed all the wires through there. You can cut off the included connectors before doing so because you don't really need them.

Tie the three yellows together and the three blacks together, and crimp them (separately) in the included splice connectors along with a single wire coming out of each. I used shrink tubes and Tessa tape to protect the connections.

I used red for positive and black for negative.

Crimp your positive wire to the AUX1 in the bundle next to your battery. I used heat shrink tubing again to protect the connection.

Use the spade connector included with the kit to crimp to the ground wire and a spare 6mm nut to connect it to the main ground connector on the body near the front of the battery.

As long as your AUX1 switch is on, the lights will be on when your truck is running.

 

[JDW]

I just installed these and wired them like this:

Used some thin double sided tape on the bottom of the lights to hold them in place.

Drill holes in the right side of each of your three recesses in the grill and feed all the wires through there. You can cut off the included connectors before doing so because you don't really need them.

Tie the three yellows together and the three blacks together, and crimp them (separately) in the included splice connectors along with a single wire coming out of each. I used shrink tubes and Tessa tape to protect the connections.

I used red for positive and black for negative.

Crimp your positive wire to the AUX1 in the bundle next to your battery. I used heat shrink tubing again to protect the connection.

Use the spade connector included with the kit to crimp to the ground wire and a spare 6mm nut to connect it to the main ground connector on the body near the front of the battery.

As long as your AUX1 switch is on, the lights will be on when your truck is running.

Thanks for the helpful reply.
I didn't receive any extra wire to go from the two sets of three tied together wire or a spade connector in my kit.

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