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Shadow soul60

LED headlights on KLF220

By Shadow soul60, in Kawasaki ATV Forum

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Shadow soul60    0

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So I want to put LED headlights in my 99 Bayou 220. The stock headlights have some issue in the connector and they only work some of the time, so I want to replace them with LED light bars. I want to run them off the high beam switch. Which wire would this be?

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Frank Angerano    550

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This should be the red/black wire going into the light. Your light bar will need to be grounded (black wire) attached to the frame or engine and the red/black to the positive wire of the light bar.   

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I am still new to the Bayou 220, but I was thinking of LEDs as well.  What kind of wattage is OK to draw for a light bar? I have not looked into it too closely but wanted to make sure the LED bar did not draw too much juice. 

Thanks.

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