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Night Lighter Extreme Duty Headlight Harness, 66-79 Bronco SKU: 6129
Night Lighter Extreme Duty Headlight Harness, 66-79 Bronco
Night Lighter Headlight Harness 66-79 Bronco
Product Overview:
Say goodbye to dim and flickering headlights with our Night Lighter H4 Early Bronco Headlight Harness. Designed to provide your classic Bronco with the power needed for modern H4 bulbs, this harness ensures brighter, more reliable lighting for all your nighttime adventures.
- Plug & Play Installation
- Significantly Improves Brightness of Headlights
- Eliminates Common Flickering Issues
Full description
Say goodbye to dim and flickering headlights with our Night Lighter H4 Early Bronco Headlight Harness. Designed to provide your classic Bronco with the power needed for modern H4 bulbs, this harness ensures brighter, more reliable lighting for all your nighttime adventures.
- Plug & Play Installation
- Significantly Improves Brightness of Headlights
- Eliminates Common Flickering Issues
Night Lighter H4 Early Bronco Headlight Harness
Upgrade your early Bronco's headlight wiring with our new Night Lighter H4 Headlight Harness. Designed to handle the demands of modern H4 bulbs, this harness ensures brighter, more reliable lighting for your classic Bronco.
Night Lighter Headlight Harness Features:
- Enhanced Performance: Addresses the common issue of flickering headlights by using a relay system to deliver direct battery voltage (up to 14.4 volts) to your headlights, significantly improving brightness.
- Relief for Stock Switch: The stock Bronco headlight switch struggles to handle the current needed for stock headlights and is inadequate for modern H4 bulbs. Our harness takes the load off the switch, preventing voltage drops and ensuring stable performance.
- Plug and Play: The harness is designed for easy installation with a plug-and-play setup. Simply plug the harness in, and your old light switch will activate the new harness and relays, providing direct power from the battery to the headlights.
- Reliable Wiring: The harness routes power directly from the battery, bypassing the original wiring setup that causes significant voltage drops, ensuring consistent and brighter lighting.
Why Choose the Night Lighter Early Bronco Headlight Harness?
- Improved Lighting: Delivers full battery voltage to your headlights, ensuring they operate at their brightest potential.
- Easy Installation: Plug-and-play design makes installation straightforward and hassle-free.
- Protects Stock Switch: Reduces the load on the stock headlight switch, preventing overheating and flickering issues.
- Durable Construction: Built to last, ensuring long-term reliability and performance.
Specifications:
- Compatibility: Designed specifically for early Bronco models
- Voltage: Provides up to 14.4 volts directly to headlights
- Installation: Plug-and-play
Upgrade your early Bronco's lighting with the Night Lighter H4 Headlight Harness. Order now for brighter, more reliable headlights and a hassle-free installation!
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Asked by Bruce Wyatt, December 27, 2023
Q: Do I need this night lighter harness with the painless rewire harness ?
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Answered by ☆ sales - January 8, 2024
A: You don't need it but you may still want to add it as an option because the Painless kit still supplies headlight power through the headlight switch the same way Ford designed it. Not a good way to bring power to todays higher powered headlights.
Asked by John, October 27, 2023
Q: Will the 6129 kit work on my !976 F350 Supercab?
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Answered by ☆ sales - November 1, 2023
A: We do not think this will fit your application. The 66-77 Bronco is a bit narrower then your truck. You may be able to modify it though, extend, if you wanted.
Asked by Jeff, January 23, 2017
Q: I am installing a new CENTECH wiring harness and the WH Revolution 7 LED Headlight Kit #6147. Do I need the Night Lighter Headlight Harness #6129 to make this work properly?
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Answered by ☆ sales - January 27, 2017
A: You do not have to use an additional harness. However it is a nice upgrade, and makes life easier for your headlight switch.
Asked by stewart, September 10, 2016
Q: I'm doing the install on the 6129 harness. I am trying to figure out the wire connections for the yellow connector (white red and black wires). I don't have the female connector in the spaghetti of what the prior owner left me in the vehicle). The ground is pretty straight forward but not sure about the other two wires?
Thanks!
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Answered by ☆ sales - September 13, 2016
A: The yellow connector with the white, black, and red wires gets plugged into the original headlight plug socket. This gives power from the switch to actuate the relays for the new harness.
Asked by Steve, August 11, 2016
Q: I have your H4 headlights and need to upgrade the wiring harness, confused on what the difference is between
the 6129($35) & the 6106($70).
Can you advise what the difference is, they sound like they do the same thing.
Thanks!
⮞ 1 Answer
Answered by ☆ sales - August 12, 2016
A: The 6106 has the capability of running both high and low beams at the same time, a nice option for off road or dark country driving. The 6129, is your standard high beam, low beam. Both pull power direct from the battery, rather than from the switch.
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