Om not stupid i now how to hoke them up, its just that i bought the neons off a friend and he didn't have the instructions to hoke them up with the square neon box that all the wires hoke in to So if anyone could send me a diagram of the instructions that would be cool
first off, you need to find that spell check button.....
cause you arent going to huke up anything.
Second what brand kit is it? Did you try thier website for a diagram?
Ben Raudabaugh wrote:Om not stupid i now how to hoke them up, its just that i bought the neons off a friend and he didn't have the instructions to hoke them up with the square neon box that all the wires hoke in to So if anyone could send me a diagram of the instructions that would be cool
I'm sorry, I just found this line HILARIOUS...
But yea find out what brand and model it is. Pictures would help a little if you can't figure it out yourself.
http://nwgme.org
you might have to rewire the back light i had to on the sunfire it was about an inch to short but i guess that not the first time ive come across that problem lol...
lol I seriously LOL'd ALOT in reading this post.
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the black box you are talking about is where you HUKE UP the negative and positive from the lights themselves and the wire thats plugged into the box goes to the battery negative and positive and wire in a toggle switch there you go you got neons VARY EAZY
John Benham wrote:first off, you need to find that spell check button.....
cause you arent going to huke up anything.
Second what brand kit is it? Did you try thier website for a diagram?
and you also need to find the spell check button.. haha its "their" not thier. just messing with you bro..
also to the OG poster.. kinda ironic how you state your not stupid right of the bat haha ..
AZ24Ncav wrote:John Benham wrote:first off, you need to find that spell check button.....
cause you arent going to huke up anything.
Second what brand kit is it? Did you try thier website for a diagram?
and you also need to find the spell check button.. haha its "their" not thier. just messing with you bro..
also to the OG poster.. kinda ironic how you state your not stupid right of the bat haha ..
just more misinformation in the A/E forum, nothing new
I think this thread officially deserves this:
oh, so much failing.....
Ben Raudabaugh wrote:Om not stupid i now how to hoke them up, its just that i bought the neons off a friend and he didn't have the instructions to hoke them up with the square neon box that all the wires hoke in to So if anyone could send me a diagram of the instructions that would be cool
First thing I see when I read this was "Om"... like:
But on a more serious note.... get the model number of the Underglows, look on the website of the company who made it, and get a wiring diagram.
Or throw them in the trash.
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dude dont make it harder than what it is. its really easy take some pics and post them up here and I bet that we can all help you out.
Just think, as soon as you huke them up you will be so cool you won't need to pay hukers anymore.
The Outlaw
98 Pontiac Sunfire (Christine)
2200 5spd
Red with Black racing stripes.
Don't let the punks get to you. If they can't say anything helpful its because they probably
have VERY LITTLE IF ANY MECHANICAL SKILLS . Talking crap is just their way of hiding that
fact. They figure the more crap they say the less likley anyone will know how dumb they are.
Funny haha (om) was supose to be Im i hit the o instead of the i. yeah i @!#$ up but any how thanks for all the info. I got them huked up took some time to wire but there on. Its a pain the ass if any thing
dude they arent hard. they are easy I have taken mine off and put them back on. It only takes like 20 mins to get them wired the hardest part is figuring out where you want your neons to be.