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Originally Posted by handtools
The best way to power lights and accessories is to install a dc power reducer so you use the whole pack to power the 12v items. This keeps the load equal across the pack instead of drawing off just 2 batteries. If the lights were originally wired to 2 batteries then you can use any 2 to get 12v, but if you hooked them up to the whole pack of 36v you may have blown the bulbs or worse.
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The fuse is good. I checked the wiring and it all looks fine.
I'll pull the bulbs next after my daughter gets home.
I was relying on a 6 yrs old.to tell me if the lights came on. I didnt want to tighten it down to the positive bc of the spark. Which may have only been because I had the key all the over for the light to come on then touching it to the positive.