do marea polys come with sidelight connectors??

[Ronnie]

hi i interested to buy soem marea polylights
only becasue of the poor utput of the current bravo ones

however i wish to know that i was told that i can just like for liek replace the bravo ones with marea ones

but i need sidelight connectors is this correct if so why>>>

and do they come with the light>>

anyone got some...

 

[Matt]

only if you cut the connector from the loom when you get the lights, otherwise you'll need to get some or make your own (like I did).

 

[Anonymous]

now you lost me..

 

[Matt]

When you take the lights from the Marea you need to cut off the sidelight connector from the wiring loom so you can wire it to the Bravo. If you don't have it you'll need to go and find a Marea with polys so you can take the connector or make your own.

I made my own, but I can't remember what parts I used, should've done a mini guide for connectors.

 

[Joske]

Bsacially the sidelight in the Bravo Headlamp is next to the dipped beam halogen. All the wiring is internal.

On a Marea the sidelight is under the indicator, the wiring is external hence why you need to run new wiring to it. If the wiring was inside, it would of made things 10x easier.

 

[Ronnie]

is it a difficult job,.

unsure if i really need it as the current lights dont give out much output..

but im unsure of wiring so will it be a hassle to do\///

if i buy poly i need to ensure that i get this also, it won be standard...correct?

how many mins job is this...

i know the end result is worth it...

 

[Ronnie]

is it a difficult job,.

unsure if i really need it as the current lights dont give out much output..

but im unsure of wiring so will it be a hassle to do\///

if i buy poly i need to ensure that i get this also, it won be standard...correct?

how many mins job is this...

i know the end result is worth it...

 

[Matt]

Took me about an hour and I'd never done it before, really easy if you follow the guides. The light is much better