Super Ultimate 3rd Brake Light Build

Where’d you get that wire harness?

 

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@KrnTaco08 and I would like to know as well

 

Me too! @Dee_Rail

 

I appreciate you looking out bro

 

I remember I hit deerail months ago regarding the install but never heard from him.

 

Hopefully if we tag him enough times, he'll respond? @Dee_Rail @Dee_Rail @Dee_Rail

 

more 2nd gen parts

pls

 

I received the harness with OEM connector from Meso that I modified to make work with my setup.

 

thanks for responding @Dee_Rail, damn that harness is nice. Was it difficult to make? Sorry total electrical wiring noob

 

That was a simple harness to make.

 

Would you be down to make a few harness? I'll DM you

 

Did you add a relay for the lights though. The website says the baja lights require a relay.

 

No relay.

 

@MESO is this still available? I have a BD5, and BD4 on order now, and this would make install so much cleaner.

 

@MESO any progress on the hex9? Apologies in advance if there was a recent update I missed in this thread.

 

Haven't seen updates for a while.

 

The design for the housing has been done. But It's been slow progress making the actual light pod. A lot goes into making the little thing believe it or not. But this year my goal is to release the whole hex line with custom mounts/housings.

 

That's understandable I'm looking forward to it. Thank you for all your hard work bud

 

Im looking to make up a nice compact wire harness for my brake light once it comes, I went with a KC5. Does anyone have or know what the OEM plug looks like on the light side? if I cant get one from MESO, Im thinking about maybe trying to find a take off from the junkyard? I only need the plug and enough wire to solder to for the KC's

 

You won’t get one from a junk yard as the plug is build into the light molding. Your best option would be to cut the wires on the harness side (behind the plug) leaving some wire, and put in a quality connector. (DEUTSCH DT connectors, preferably). Then if you revert back you can simply by putting a connector on the wires you left. Or use a MESO connector as a second option. As you’ll see, the connector isn’t really designed to be used in a typical male / female with loose wires way. So while MESO connector works and saves time / hassle, it’s not as good a something like a DT connector. But still probably 100% better than the crap generic connectors you usually find.

Ie, if you have the right tools this is what you want.

$10 Deutsch DT Series 3 Pin Connector Kit w/Barrel Style Terminals 16-20 AWG

https://www.amazon.com/Deutsch-Conn...SCH+DT+connectors+3+pin&qid=1611110298&sr=8-5

If you don’t, this is the style that usually get used, but they are really crap. MESO would be just as good maybe even preferable.

MUYI 10 Kit 3 Pin Way Waterproof Electrical Connector 1.5mm Series Terminals Heat Shrink

https://www.amazon.com/MUYI-Waterpr...omotive+connector+3+pin&qid=1611110406&sr=8-5