Nilight light bar and wiring harness installed on 2010 Explorer

[@Tirado039]

Great video. All the info I needed. Thanks, man

[@M-Jmedia]

Tirado039 No problem buddy glad I was able to help!

[@jakemorgan1109]

Anyone else having problems with blown fuses ?

[@DrLone-xy7fc]

No but when ever i try to connect to negative it starts to spark up and idk what to do.

[@M-Jmedia]

Are you using the same light bar or something of a higher wattage?

[@VistarCreative]

Thanks for the video dude. Very helpful!

[@patrickpatterson3735]

Horrible video

[@idcanimations9022]

So did you not have to connect it to the fuse box?

[@M-Jmedia]

The fuse box in the dash? Did not have to connect to it. There is a fuse on the wiring harness.

[@MJ-ub7um]

nice quality of video! I can't wait to install mine!

[@M-Jmedia]

Thanks buddy! Let us know how it goes!

[@pashmanoochehri8149]

Not detailed enough

[@simplybuilt_1708]

Boo-hoo

[@503gv2]

Do I have to disconnect both side of the batteries before installing the light bar?

[@M-Jmedia]

While I'm not certified to give you safety advice, I will say that I disconnected only the negative terminal during my personal install.

[@503gv2]

M&J Media thanks mate

[@503gv2]

M&J Media and while the negative is disconnect .. do I connect my positive and negative while disconnected?

[@M-Jmedia]

@@503gv2 personally, while my negative was disconnected, I connected my Positive light bar wire to the fuse box positive wire, and connected the light bar negative wire to a existing Ford body ground mount with other ground wires. Then reconnected negative battery terminal