How To Wire High and Low Beam Lights

In this video I show you how to wire high and low beam lights for your custom hot rod, dune buggy, side by side, ATV or anything else you would like high and low beams on!

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[donhardy]

Brilliant! I cannot tell you the number of videos I've looked at trying to find just this information for wiring high and low beams through relays on a bobber motorcycle. Absolutely clear, on wiring and why it works. Thanks so much!

[PBS-nmuu]

Please continue taking your time explaning the wiring this is why people watch these how to videos, another great presentation.

[kenchase]

Great video… followed your lead but I eliminated the first relay and just put a switch in the ground of the primary relay.. thank you so much for the video.

[matthewowens]

You really helped me when the headlights on my S-10 stopped working due to someones sloppy work. So used your video here to wire my truck. Thanks for your step by step instructions.

[rikityrik]

Exactly what I needed. I thought you explained it pretty good. Thanks for taking the time to make and publish the video, it’s going to be very helpful.🙏

[rickysanford]

looked for two days now on this info and this video is exactly what i was looking for! subscribed to your channel since you explain things for dummies to understand. thanks!

[axleg]

Great video, I now know the difference of 4 & 5 way relays. Thanks

[lawrencecoleman]

I think you did a good job explaining how to wire everything

[makeyourownadventure]

You are officially my wiring instructional resource!

[shijansantos]

You are the best in the wiring. I'm your student. Thanks for your wisdom.

[TheBeardedJeeper]

So many wires. I hate wireing I always mess something up and I hate doing the crimp connections I always seem to crimp them and they come off or are too loose. Great video

[derekhuber]

Add third relay for tail/marker lights.

In an application like demonstrated, where high and low are actual separate units, and not a single “dual filament bulb”, it can be more desirable to keep the lows on while the highs are on. This greatly simplifies the wiring as well.

[anthonyward]

I found your instructions for the high and low beam very helpful and easy to follow I will watch a lot more of your videos now that I subscribed to your site

[jonbonjovi]

thanks man you have help me alot,
the way i did mine is similar with your wiring method few things i change and added to it i have use rotary switch OF ON ON which is side marker lamp for the first ON position TAKE NOTE: FIRST ON POSITION WILL CUT POWER WHEN I TURN KNOB TO SECOND ON POSITION! and low beam for the second ON position, i have a separate ON OFF switch for high beam and i also added push button to it " FOR FLASH", i got fancy a little i added volt meter, LEDs for every switches and built fuse block. i did mine this way BECAUSE MY BROTHER'S OLD VAN light is messed up. PS i did some test and all went well relay did not get hot no wires got hot. after watching your video i have learned a lot i really appriciate your effort thank you!.

[youngboss]

Doing this now thx bro you save me 250 bucks

[imquiet]

love ur video. im a electrition and was wondering how to wire my low and hi beams up for my motercycle. didnt want to use a resister because thats a pain. its going to be more complicated for me but ur video helps alot. thanks for the vid.

[kevindechambeau]

Excellent explanation presentation and video. I have a simple wiring project challenge for you. Lol I've got a trux 3/4 inch Amber to green marker light. 3 wires 1 ground. One yellow wire to be provided 12 V for Amber light. Then 1 wire red to be provided at the same time 12 V to provide a green illumination. How can I run a switch system to go from Amber to green. Preferably using a 3 position toggle/rocker switch. I have to have power going to one and then power going to both To be able to transition from Amber to green. Am I able to do this with just one sitch or do I have to use a relay and secondary switch like you have in this video. I apologize if my comment was too lengthy just looking for your Guidance

[flavayou]

Great video, do you have another video with 2 relays high & low beam connected to ONE switch for high & low beam, for a factory headlight that has high & low beam? Thanks

[mordeloncho]

Excelente video!!
Muy claro y una explicación perfecta
Muchas gracias! 👍👍👍

[codynutt]

Great video. Can you tell me ho I would go about wiring lights up just like the ones in this video to a factory vehicle wiring harness...meaning I want the dims to come on when I turn on the light switch, and all four to come on when I hit the factory high beam switch. It's an off road vehicle and I'll need all four cubes to com on. Thanks for the help!!