Oculus Halo issue

[jddevaughn]

So I installed heads/fogs with halo on my 22 gladiator. The install was pretty simple. For the headlights ran a fuse line connector to replace the F52 fuse and they came on. Turned the jeep back off and the fuse keeps blowing and they won’t come back on ofcourse. Don’t know why the fuse is blowing. For the fogs, ran those to the daytime running lights. They came on and as soon as I turned my jeep off and back on the halos stopped working and won’t come on again. Any help would be appreciated.

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[JP_Oracle]

Did you use the fuse connector that came with the Oculus headlight kit? If so, did you put the fuse that was originally in F52 in the empty slot on that connector along with the fuse that comes with it?

 

[jddevaughn]

Yes I did. It only worked the first time. After that it blows the fuse every time.
On the fog lights it came on tve first time and ever since that it doesn’t come on either.

 

[JP_Oracle]

Yes I did. It only worked the first time. After that it blows the fuse every time.
On the fog lights it came on tve first time and ever since that it doesn’t come on either.

Sounds like you may have a pinched or melted cable somewhere. Try pulling the grill off & double checking all of the cables for the halos. Be sure to check anything you ran across the front of the truck around the radiator.

 

[XraytecH]

Did you use the fuse connector that came with the Oculus headlight kit? If so, did you put the fuse that was originally in F52 in the empty slot on that connector along with the fuse that comes with it?

Question about that fuse tap.

Does it matter what fuse is in what position?

 

[JP_Oracle]

Question about that fuse tap.

Does it matter what fuse is in what position?

The fuse that comes out of F52 should be in the slot right over the legs of the fuse tap.

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