In a previous
article, we've discussed what you should to do ensure a hassle-free
installation of your LED light bar.
Now, we're going to discuss what the tools you'll need are to help you mount and
wire your lighting device to your vehicle. Not only are they important when
installing your light bar, these tools can also be a great help if you need to
troubleshoot or fix your lighting equipment. As such, if you're planning to
take a "do it yourself" approach to installing your LED, make sure
you have the following items in your toolbox.
Obtain these tools for a quick and hassle-free light bar installation
1. Drill
Regardless of
whether you're mounting the light bar on the roof or in the bumper of your car,
you'll need an electric drill to make it happen. As the name implies, the drill
is needed for creating holes on your vehicle wherein you're going to place the
lighting device and run its wiring.
2. Wire
stripper
Wire
strippers allow you to safely and quickly cut and strip the wires you'll need
for the installation of your LED light bars in Australia. Without these tools, cutting the wires and cables precisely
and accurately can be a huge challenge.
3.
Screwdriver
Every piece
of automotive lighting equipment has components that you need to screw in
tightly to your vehicle. For this reason, the simple yet ever dependable
screwdriver should be present in your toolbox. For maximum convenience, make
sure to have both a mini flathead and philips screwdriver when installing or
troubleshooting your LED light bar so you can deal with all kinds of screws.
4. Voltage
metre
A voltage
metre can be quite handy when testing your CREE LED light bars prior to mounting them in your vehicle. It can also be very
helpful when troubleshooting any electrical device, light bars included. With a
voltage metre, it will be much easier for you to determine the current status
of electrical connections by determining their continuity, voltage, and
possible voltage drops.
5. Wire
connectors
Your must
also obtain and use wire connectors to ensure that the wiring in your 4WD LED bar light is connected
properly and won't easily come off when you drive your car. Since the lighting
device will be exposed to the elements, make sure the wire connectors are
waterproof. You may also invest in some high quality electrical tape and a
soldering iron to ensure reliable connection for your LED lighting equipment.