Harbor Freight Tools 95058 user manual

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Mini Convex HID Fog Lights
95058
INSTALLATION AND OperATION INSTruCTIONS
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Specifications High Impact Plastic Body with Construction Tempered Glass Lens, Aluminum Starter Box 12 VDC, 3A (both lights), power requirement 5A fuse (included) bulb Color Blue bulb Type H3 6000K Total weight 1.6 lb. Light Dimensions 3-7/8” D x 3-1/4” W x 3” H Save This Manual You will need the manual for the safety warnings and precautions, assembly instructions, operating and maintenance procedures, parts list and diagram. Keep your invoice with this manual. Write the invoice number o

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8. use only with vehicles with 12 volt DC electrical systems. 9. use bolts and included fasteners to properly secure and support the fog lights to a stable platform. This automotive accessory is designed to be installed to a firm structure near the vehicle front grill or bumper. 10. Turn vehicle ignition off before making cable connections. Vehicle’s engine must be cooled down before making cable connections. 11. Disconnect the battery cable before installing lights or changing bulbs. Su

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About High Intensity Discharge (HID) Lamps High Intensity Discharge (HID) lamps use a gas capsule rather than a filament inside the bulb. Light is created by an electrical arc between two electrodes sealed in the bulb. A ballast is required to provide the proper voltage and maintain current control. HID bulbs create more light than a com- parable halogen lamp, and the light is closer in color to natural daylight than halogen light. In HID lamps, the light is produced by creating an electric

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unpacking When unpacking, check to make sure that the items shown below are accounted for and undam- aged. If any parts are missing or broken, please call Harbor Freight Tools at: 1-800-444-3353 as soon as possible. (2) Ballast (2) HID Fog Light (1) Switch (2) Adhesive Mounting Pads (1) Wiring Harness 2) Mounting Plates (1) Set of Cable Ties (1) Installation Hardware bulb replacement NOTe: The bulb is the only replacement part offered. Call 1-800-444-3353 to order it. Screw To repl

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Installation WARNING: Before Installation, disconnect negative then positive battery cables in that order. WARNING: Whenever drilling, be sure that drill will not damage any wires, tubes or components on either side of the member being drilled. Plan for your installation so units will be located con- veniently and wires will be routed out of the way of any other components. Plan to fill all drilled holes with sealant to prevent water intrusion or rust. 1. Light Installation: Drill hole in

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Dual Light Installation Diagram Fog Light Connectors Fog Light Ballast Ground Ground Switch 5A Fuse Connect to (+) positive battery terminal Ground Fog Light Connectors Ballast Fog Light Operation 1. With the vehicle turned on, switch on the Fog Lights using the Power Switch. 2. Observe the fog lights to be sure they are operating properly. 3. After use, switch off the Power Switch. CAuTION: Allow lamps to cool completely before handling. CAuTION: Do not flash the Fog Lamps on and off, as

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Care and Troubleshooting of your HID Lights CAuTION: HID lamps emit ultraviolet, visible, and infrared radiation. HID bulbs operate at very high temperatures and pressures. Possible skin or eye irritation can result from exposures exceed- ing 15 minutes. Do not stare at exposed lamp in operation. During operation, the bulb should be enclosed in a housing to prevent injury. Do not remove bulb from equipment until it has cooled completely. Never handle the bulb when it is operating or unt