WARNING - H3 Off Road Lights - Possible Fire Hazard

[ree]

Originally Posted by PARAGON

Yes, that is the way you wire them. Wiring them to constant 12V POS makes no sense for practical purposes.

I know this. It was sort of a rhetorical question to point out to evldave that you can get run the lights without engine wired to ignition switched. And for H3.007, if he's still afraid of a house fire, it'll eliminate that scenario.

Originally Posted by PARAGON

But why don't you (H3.007) think the same thing can occur with the key ON. I've melted covers before. It get's gooey, makes a mess, cools down, hardens and then is a pain. It doesn't catch fire, it doesn't kill little children or blow up houses or even cause heart attacks. The true hazard is to your [H3.007's] ego for being the idiot that hit the switch and melted your covers. Get over it, you (H3.007) are certainly not the first and most certainly won't be the last.

Redirected/fixed.

[PARAGON]

Originally Posted by ree

I know this. It was sort of a rhetorical question to point out to evldave that you can get run the lights without engine wired to ignition switched. And for H3.007, if he's still afraid of a house fire, it'll eliminate that scenario.

I know this I was backing up what you were saying

Damn, people are awfully jumpy around here.

I was simply adding to your comment.

There, I edited it to make it clear to whom I was addressing.

[ree]

Originally Posted by PARAGON

I know this I was backing up what you were saying

I thought (now know) you knew, I know this.

Originally Posted by PARAGON

Damn, people are awfully jumpy around here.

I've been up since 3:30 (child issues) and am a little over-coffee'ed.

[PARAGON]

Originally Posted by ree

I've been up since 3:30 (child issues) and am a little over-coffee'ed.

melted light covers?

[ree]

Originally Posted by PARAGON

melted light covers?

No. Something else...not sure what as 2 year olds aren't that good at explaining their woes.