Step 1

Before beginning make sure your brake and running lights are  working properly.

Note: For this installation example we are using crimp type wire connectors (Not included). The use of these connectors is optional. The other accepted method to splicing wires is to solder them, and then use heat shrink tubing to seal them.  In either case we have provided ample lengths of wire to splice this module to into your brake light wire. One further note of caution, if any bare wires are exposed as a result of this installation, wrap the exposed wires with electrical tape to prevent any possibility of a short circuit.

Step 2

Using a test light, locate and note the color of the brake light "hot" (+) wire. This wire will cause the test light to light when the brakes are applied, and go out when they are released.

Step 3

Mount the enclosed adhesive pad to the backside of the Brake Light Signal Module. Then find a convenient location near where you want to splice into the brake light wire. Assure the mounting surface area is clean and free of grease or oil prior to attaching adhesive pad (adhesive pad will gain 50% of its strength within 30 minutes of placement and will be fully cured in 24 hours.).

Step 4

Cut the brake light wire in two creating two ends.

Step 5

Be sure to connect the Red Wire from the module to the end of the wire leading to the bike's switch, and the  White wire with a red stripe  to the end of the wire leading to the bike's brake light. IF YOU DO NOT CONNECT THE WIRES CORRECTLY THE MODULE WILL NOT WORK!