Nilight 90017C Aluminum Pre Wired Automotive Review

Do not attempt to unplug the connector on the back of the switch. I pulled the connector from the ground side of the switch and the whole connector came out the back of the switch. I replaced it. Now I know I need to cut the ground wire and attach my own plug to it. The video of how the first terminal works was simple. The second time I tried to disconnect the connector, the entire terminal and connector came loose from the switch.

Good aluminum plate for mounting, but the switches and the wiring itself are junk! If the plug is to be permanently installed in the switch, pull it out of the switch. Not one, but two! As if that wasn't enough, I ended up pulling the wires out of the spade jack, didn't have to pull hard. Looks good, feels good, but definitely inferior. I'm scared of touching the other switches because I don't want them to break too. Very disappointed.

Beautiful! He stretched the wires, took measurements, cut holes. Instead of using the bolts that came with it, I decided to buy some 8/32 mounting bolts with washers and nuts to better secure them. I cut the toolbox liner to use as "padding" on both sides. It's very safe. Now I only use one switch, the one on the far right, to turn on the train horn. Just a note, since it's glowing, you might not want to connect directly to the battery. I bought a fuse (or additional circuitry depending on…

I connected it up as is and it still has very little voltage when it's off (voltmeter with blue dot). I don't drive my truck often (it's a 77s-10 with no options). I connected a radio, a USB charger and an interior light to it. I ended up cutting and reconnecting all the wires so that each switch is connected independently, hooking up the USB charger to the same circuit as the radio, and placing the third switch as a kill switch for the first two switches since the lights stay on. and they are…

Bought this set of toggle switches for use in my car for the lightbar and pods from the same company. The switch works and the switches have a distinct click when in use. minuses. The pre-wired parts are chained together and don't allow for the easy plug and play I was looking for. After searching the internet for schematics I was finally able to figure out what to do. I have to cut jumper leads to make each switch its own circuit. This means I then had to attach additional connectors to the…

Used them to make a switchboard for my 4x4 for some lights and an electronics cabinet. Latches to remove the connectors. If you don't you will likely damage the blades/noses. 2) You can connect small and large LEDs separately. I hooked up small +12v to the dash dimmer (see video) so they only turn on when the dash lights are on and they dim with the dash. All the lights are still REALLY BRIGHT, even dimmed. 3) The feel of tabs and switches. Definitely worth the price. There's just a little…