Hi Guys

i have finished all my required wiring on my b210, after few weeks painfull work,as the final stage , i wired Blower,Car Audio Set Up,3rd Stop Light and finaly was able
sorted out hazard (which share signal flasher) wiring which was the most confusing as i did not have working condition switch,Yet i don't know how to wire it to a switch
i have 3 wires which are connected to each other it works(must study a little more about),Next week i will be finishing wiring insulaion and dash board installation with my
new Led Plan etc etc ,
Does Any Body know how to wire Licence plate it has only 1 wire , it should be hot, how does it ground through ?

thanks
regards
sumith

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Hi DD

Could Be Because I have given Power Supply from DC Adapter Until I fix them to the car which is little higher than 12V ,

RockOn

I did not remove any thing out , this is the color combination i have used

1-White
2-Blue
3-White
4-Blue
5-Red

thanks
regards
sumith

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Hi Sumith, I replaced all lights in my dash with wedge style LEDs. Whites for the indicators and oil/charge/high beam etc as these already have the coloured plastics. I popped the green plastic surrounds out from the background bulbs and replaced with blue.

The blue is probably duller, which looks good and the red fuel gauge and temp needles look really good. The white LEDS behind the red for charge/oil, blue for high beam and green for indicators look brighter.

Have you replaced the coloured plastic here with coloured bulbs, or white bulbs behind the original plastics?

Looks good. Is it brighter than the normal pilot bulb?

Hi

I am Planing to Make Pilot Dash bulb on my 1200 dash , Just Fixed them to see how they
work, It Is crystal Clear But Photo is not so clear) , Shed Your Ideas

thanks
regards
sumith

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