Sequential Tail Light Install

This kit covers any Mustangs with 3 light turn signals.

Costs : $87 w/ priority shipping

Purchased from: http://www.ponyperformance.com

On to the installation

Tools Needed:

Needlenose Pliers
Flathead Screwdriver
11MM Open End Wrench or Adjustable Wrench
Regular Pliers For Crimping
Awl or Icepick

Step 1:

Remove all the screws from the panels with a flathead screwdriver or with your fingers if you can do so.

Step 2:



Start on the right side of the car. Hold the panel if you need to and remove all of the screws from the fixture. Also note in the 2nd picture there is a clip on each side. Rip those off when you encounter them.

Step 3:

Take the tail light out and rest it on a towel so it doesnt scratch your bumper. Leave the wiring harness plugged in.

Step 4:

Remove the inner bulb fixture. Remove the gasket from the fixture and slide it up the wires. Poke a hole through the bottom to make a 3rd place for the wire to go through. Use the supplied wire with the pigtail connection and put it through the hole in the gasket and into the plug in the fixture. Use needlenose pliers to force the pigtail into position. It is a tight fit. Put the gasket back into the fixture after you are satisfied with the pigtail's fit.

Step 5:

Switch the inner fixture with the middle fixture. You might have to cut some tape off or remove the bundle from their holders.

Step 6:



Now is when you get to install the module. Remove the tape from around the wiring harness up to the grommet. Be careful not to cut any wires. Using a quick-splice, connect the RED module to the turn signal wire. On the right side of the car the turn signal wire is orange with a blue stripe. On the left side of the car the turn signal wire is green with an orange stripe. If there are two seperate signal wires you can make a connection to either one. Using another quick-splice, connect the BLACK module wire to the black(ground) harness wire.

Step 7:

Poke two seperate holes through the grommet and put the white and blue wires through those holes towards the fixture.

Step 8:



Connect the white module wire to the new white pigtail wire on the middle fixture using a wire nut. Twist them together and screw it on... very easy. Cut the signal wire on the outside fixture about 3-4 inches away from the fixture and strip about a half an inch from the end of that wire. Yes I know my picture shows the inner being cut... but I also had to switch the inner and outer fixtures after testing it lol. Connect the blue module wire to the signal wire you just cut with a wire nut... twist the wires together and twist the wire nut on. Cap off the other cut 1" harness wire with a wire nut. When you get done with all of that... remove the old flasher from underneath the dash and plug in the provided flasher just like in the 2nd picture. If it works... repeat the steps and finish the left side. WARNING: If you use the provided cable ties to round up the wire nuts or for use around the module.... keep them VERY LOOSE or it will damage the parts.

Step 9:

Finish cleaning up or whatnot and install the panels back into the car. You are done! Go show off your car by taking A LOT of turns.
 

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Service and shipping was extremely fast and I'd definitely recommend this site to anyone else who wanted to install sequential tail lights. It did come with instructions with black and white photos but color pictures make all the difference.

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