Instructions for connecting the black wire say "connect the ring terminal to the vehicle" What is a ring terminal? I just have a black insulated wire.
1783661
The black wire should be the ground wire. I believe it should of had a round "ring" end, I'm guessing it got left off at the factory by accident.
1783662
I didn't have a ring terminal either. Black to ground, red to power. A ring terminal would just be an easier way to bolt or screw the ground to the chassis.
2117978
If you don't know anything about electronics, maybe this isn't for you. You can cause problems for your car if you do it wrong. What I did was to find the wires to the cigarette lighter and connected the red wire to it and ground the black wire.
1696878
Everyone beat me to it - and they are all correct. You might be able to scavenge a lighter plug off of some other device that you have sitting around and attach it to the ring terminals, but be absolutely certain that you have the polarity correct before you attempt to rig something up, or you will find yourself with a damaged electrical system - or worse!
975676
Normally you put the disconnect on the positive terminal in a negative ground vehicle. However, after checking throughly through the system on on of my vehicles I couldn't get it to work. So I put it on the negative post just making sure there no other connections. Use an ohm meter to tell you if it's OK.
1900010
Hi Lisa, connect the BLACK wire (ground) directly to the battery and the RED wire (power) needs a 15 watt inline fuse. Best of luck.
444968
It is wired similar to connecting a fuse housing unit at the battery of the vehicle. You can use o-ring connectors to help in connecting the wires to each side of the breaker. You could connect the wire straight to the breaker, but be aware that you will have exposed copper within the engine compartment, this is not recommended. Hope this helps.
36025
To be perfectly honest with you, if you aren't sure about wiring, maybe this isn't the right product for you. It will mean using trim tools and splicing to a found 12v wire. If you want to press forward, the red goes to a switched +12vdc source, and the black goes to a chassis ground point. Good luck.
1993705
A junk yard...I didn't even bother though. I looked up a thread on an Audi forum and found which wires were power and ground..then I just used my old connector. All you have to do is move the wires in the connector. What type of car do you have? If you can tell me that I can help you a little better.
1784465
Not sure what you are referring to (terminal), but there is no electrical associated with this regulator, all mechanical (pulleys, wires, etc...). Motor might be what you are thinking of, which is another part, not this one.
1127307
Jerry, Wire size is at least 16 and maybe 14. It is hard to tell by the size of the insulation. I've never had a problem with the units due to wire size or any other problems. The ring terminals have a 5/16 inch I.D. and a 9/16 inch O.D. They fit on motorcycle, atv and automotive batteries.
1384818
I have a turn signal wire I'm connecting the wires provided are black, yellow, brown. My turn signal light has black, white/brown stripe and green/stripe. which connects to which?
1178563
This is a power distribution box... so you will run a cable right from your battery positive side to the post on the block. then you will have six places to run load wires from. just install the fuse that is best suited for the load that you will be running, then install a spade connector to the positive wire on what ever your load is... Lights, Radio...or what ever else you are trying to power. then run the ground wire from you item to a chassis ground, that will complete your circuit. Hope this helps....
2217467
The red wire connects to the center pin, the black wire to the outer ring. As far as polarity, it depends on what being plugged into it. If you want a pos. center pin connect the pos power lead to red. For a neg. center pin, connect the neg. power lead to the red wire.
997586
If you look carefully on the back of the light by the connector, the words "GROUND", "TAIL", and "STOP & TURN" are embossed in the plastic near each of the connector pins corresponding to those functions. On the wire harness kit that came with mine (you might want to check yours), GROUND = White, TAIL (Running) = Black, and STOP & TURN = Red. The wires coming out of the bottom of the connector also roughly line up with the connector pins left-to-right; i.e., Black on left, Red in center, White on right.
190978
I'm assume the relay position you're talking about is White connected to Gray. At that time, is the Black wire connected to anything? The Enforcer sounds like a mechanical relay (it "clicks"), so I doubt you'd get any stray current into Black at the sensor.
2058318
Please connect the yellow wire to the car battery,and the red one to the key power line,connect the black one with negative pole. For further information, please contact customer service directly. Thank you.
1943944
First you will need to find a place to put it. Then some #6 wire (red & black, length depends on where you want to put it and where the wires have to go). Then you'll need some terminals and maybe some connectors.