How-To Install: Universal Fit Stealth LED Driving Lights

Installing Stealth LED Driving/Passing Lights Will Increase Visibility & Safety Among the Cagers & Critters Out There! SEE & BE SEEN. Don't Let Them Hit You! Step-By-Step Install Process.
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[@firefly17292]

Nice looking lights, functional and adds safety

[@DKCustomProducts]

Yes!!! See and be seen! Safety is an important feature! Here's another video on them that you may find useful/interesting- kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJ2ahZ-Ci5qkqKs

[@standavis7266]

Do you have a video of adding aux switches and Highway Bar Light (the kind that attach to the engine guards) to the 2015 Harley Ultra Limited or Triglide? The open switches next to the front fog lights. Have 2 open slots I want to use for under glow and a set of Highway Bar Lights,

[@DKCustomProducts]

We do not have a video specifically for those lights, but here is a video you may find useful/interesting - kzbin.info/www/bejne/bavPhoKGhKl_i6M Thanks for commenting!

[@northbysoutheast5439]

Nice 👍

[@DKCustomProducts]

Thanks ✌

[@DLoneRanger]

Hi could you tell me please. I just installed spot light LEDs to my bike using the spare original socket that’s often used to fit a handlebar USB socket. Hope this is ok they are 90 watt spots. Also I had the ignition on while I was setting up my navigation only to find after a few mins my new LEDs were almost too hot to keep my hands on the outside metal body. I do hope they are ok this hot? Thank you.

[@DKCustomProducts]

Are you talking about the Stealth LED Driving Lights at this link? www.dkcustomproducts.com/stealth-led-driving-passing-lights-headlight-universal-mount-dk-stl-led-dl.htm If so, they should not get so hot that you can't touch them. They do warm up, but no where near too hot to touch. If you are asking about some other lights, we don't know which ones and likely have never tested them, even if you did tell us which ones.

[@DLoneRanger]

@@DKCustomProducts thanks for your answer I meant in general do they get very warm. You will not be familiar with the spot lights I am using.

[@DKCustomProducts]

You should probably ask whoever you bought the lights from if their lights get that hot. I do not know anything about the lights you have and do not feel comfortable telling you if it is normal or not. Sorry I could not be more help. Thank you for commenting! 😎 MB

[@DLoneRanger]

@@DKCustomProducts that’s ok thank you. I did ask the seller and this was there reply…..Hi, it is normal for motorcycle led spotlights to get hot, but if the temperature of the spotlight is too high, it is recommended to check whether the wiring is normal, which may be caused by unstable voltage. Hope this helps, please contact us if you have any subsequent questions. The wiring is all done by myself with good connections wired up to OEM accessory lead usually used for a handlebar usb. I may have had the ignition on a bit too long and that’s why lights got hot. I presume whilst riding the air flow cools the lights quite a lot. I’m using them as running lights so they come on with ignition switch.

[@DKCustomProducts]

I would be very concerned about LED lights that got too hot to touch. It is probably not the actual light, but the circuit board behind the light that is getting hot. Heat is the enemy of circuit boards...boards that get too hot will have a earlier failure rate. I would contact who you purchased your lights from and find out what the max temp of the housing should be, and then go from there.

[@CajunHarleyRider]

Need to do a better job with camera.. keep saying im doing this or that right here, and the camera is aimed at ur arm.. makes ppl swipe to another video / product that understands "clarity" is important. It's just a constructive thought.

[@DKCustomProducts]

Yes, thank you. We are definitely better at building parts than making videos....BUT, we have gotten better at videos in the last year or so. Appreciate your comment. 👍