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Old 05-31-2002, 05:26 PM   #1
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Washer Lights...

i just ordered some washer lights...they are battery opperated and i was wondering ive been seeing some instructions for installing washer lights and u have to hook them up to the head lights and i was wondering if u hads to hook them up to the headligths if they were battery opperated. They havent come in yet so...but i was just wondering...
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Old 05-31-2002, 08:59 PM   #2
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Old 05-31-2002, 09:13 PM   #3
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First of all, why do you guys make fun of everyone who posts about windshield washer lights? Just because you don't like them doesn't mean everybody else shouldn't. Your comments aren't solving any problems

Now, on to the problem at hand, what exactly do you mean by battery operated? The car battery or AA or 9V batteries? I've never seen them made that way, but I haven't been shopping around for them. I would recommend hooking them up with a manual switch so you can shut them off if you want to. A lot of cops don't like them. If you wire them to you headlights, you will have to shut off your headlights to turn off your windshield washer lights. Just a suggestion...

Here's a cheap schematic type thing I just made up if they are car battery operated. It might help you visualize what you need to do if you want to run a manual switch.

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Old 06-01-2002, 01:45 AM   #4
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I used to sell aftermarket parts , and we did have washer lights too... I have never seen one that operated on a 9v battery. We sold like 6 diff types (boss frequented taiwan ALOT), and they are all the same: red wire positive, black negative. I would also recommend wiring them to a switch so that you can turn them off. People have told me stories about gettin 50$ tickets for them (they were blue).


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Old 06-01-2002, 02:31 PM   #5
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thanks for the help. but if i did put them onto a switch where and how would i do that. I saw ur little diagram and since i dont know much aboout cars .. it kinda doesnt help. Ill show that to my dad ( he works with cars ) and maybe he'll understand better then i would. well ... im not sure about the battery operated thing i just asked my mom how they got hooked up and she said they ran on batteries...
i dunno...i guess we'll see when i get them.
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Old 06-01-2002, 02:50 PM   #6
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here is the website that i ordered the washer lights from:
JCWHITNEY.com

and this is what it says when u get ready to oreder the lights...

WINDSHIELD WIPER AND WASHER LED LIGHTS
A whole new way to customize and light up the outside of your car
Run on batteries (included)
Sold in pairs.

So it says runs on batteries ... i dunno - if anyone can help me and tell me if that means i dont need to have them hooked up to the head lights let me know.
And for installation do i just pop the old washer things out and ut the new ones in?
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Old 06-01-2002, 09:14 PM   #7
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Old 06-01-2002, 11:31 PM   #8
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I love those little blue lights.
i hooked mine up to my fog lights and i have a switch on them so i can shut them off anytime.
people if you dont like something, dont knock it aight.
ya fuckers here hate alot and ya need to grow up.
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Old 06-02-2002, 12:16 PM   #9
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i asked a question...and u saying that u dont like it is dont helping me get my question answered ...

but if they run on batteries doesnt that mean that i dont have to hook them up to anything?

just pop them in and they work?! someone help!! and please dont tell me that u dont like them b/c i do and i want to know how to hook them up so when they come in i can put them on right away...
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Old 06-02-2002, 12:25 PM   #10
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but if they run on batteries doesnt that mean that i dont have to hook them up to anything?
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Old 06-02-2002, 02:49 PM   #11
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oh, you mean some of these?


well what we did is hooked them up to the parking lights. Just find the hot wire that runs to your parking lights in the front, wire the positive to them, and then wire the negative to any negative wire you can find. Viola!
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this post really pisses me off. your talking about washer lights man. why dont you wait until you get them and then if you come across a prob ask.
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this post really pisses me off. your talking about washer lights man. why dont you wait until you get them and then if you come across a prob ask.
Go take a chill pill, man. He's just asking advice for the best way to do it before fuking something up. If you don't like the post, nobody is forcing you to post in it


And about the lights, I still have not heard of ANY that run on sep batteries. Did you get the nozzle lights or the wiper blade lights? Those might run on tiny batteries in which case you wouldn't have to hook them up. My advice is wait until you get them and check them out for yourself. Maybe a typo on the site you ordered them from

If you need any more help, you can PM me and you won't have to deal with these people who criticize your style and opinion.
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i was just askin a freakin question! and if i want to ask my question before i get the lights then thats my problem...all i want is an answer to my question i dont want to hear how stupid i am for asking before i get them. and if u dont like them then dont tell me the last time i checked this was my car and i put on it what i want and like and i wasnt asking for ur opinion when i asked my question. all i wanted was an answer! not ppl saying that they didnt like them if u dont like them then dont say anything...
thanks for answering my question...i guess ill see when they get here.

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P.S. IM A SHE ... not a he...
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don't worry about a lot of people in here, if you start reading their post and you don't like it, just don't read it. Anyways, good luck on your lights and don't let these guys bother you.
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