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accord_customiz 
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Posted: June 09, 2004 at 9:32 PM / IP Logged  

thank u anyone who helps me wiht this.

i want a walkthrough on a good way to hook up three neons to.....say my radio or soemthin.

if anyone has enough time to help me out that woud be greatful.

thank you

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You want to hook it up so they blink or just so they are on when you turn the car on?
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want to make it so i can hit a switch and all go on
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or i turn somehtin on they go on
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Just buy a regular 2 position switch. Hook up all the groounds off the lights to ground, hook up a fused 12 volt line to the one side of the switch and all the positives off the lights to the other side of the switch. Flick switch and watchem glow.
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if youve got money to spare, there are a few different companies that make interface controllers for neons/strobes etc. i know streetglow has a neon interface that would probably do what you are looking to do. optx might too. if you do a bit of research, www.slickcar.com, jcwhitney.com, those 2 carry a lot of stuff.  Ive done a few different things with complex switching and cool stuff like that, if you like, email me with what you are trying to get done, I can probably get you through it.

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I JUST HOOKED UP A 12 VOLT Y CONNECTOR IN A CAR TO RUN NEONS THEY LITE UP BUT NOT ALL THE WAY IT ACT LIKE A BAD GROUND. I HOOKED POWER DIRECT TO THE BATTERY ALONG WITH GROUND TO THE NEG. SIDE. WHAT DID I DO WRONG
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I wonder if he is going to ask how to hook up the neons 1 more time, in addition to the other 3 times. Here, here, and here. Until you understand how 12V works, maybe you should pay someone to install these for you.
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WOW ok heres how it goes. take 1 wire and go to the switch from pos battery.

take other wire from other side of switch to neon.

take black wire FROM neon and loosen a bolt on the body and wrap wire around it and tightin.

thats wat i did and they light like u wouldnt belive

ALL thanks to street FX (chris)


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