to much light

[Seang1989]

Originally Posted by Sergio

The LED light assembly may have a different mount but we are not talking about modifying it where it mounts to the frame.



if You look to the side of each marker light where the light mounts to the bumper assembly, there is an extended post on each side for the top screws.



Just remove the screws and put some washers between the post and the bumper assembly, that will point the lights a little more downwards.

I see what you are talking about. I'll throw a few washers on it this weekend. I may see if I can find some sort of removable film to put on it to tone it down.

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[Htownblue]

Originally Posted by Sergio

The LED light assembly may have a different mount but we are not talking about modifying it where it mounts to the frame.

if You look to the side of each marker light where the light mounts to the bumper assembly, there is an extended post on each side for the top screws.

Just remove the screws and put some washers between the post and the bumper assembly, that will point the lights a little more downwards.

Good potential solution.

[WalterM6]

Here's an alternate solution. Get the DoubleTake body kit w/LED lights. I wasted a lot of time and money with these other solutions. Now they function like low beams. PS Revolution Golf Cars is your source for these.

[Seang1989]

Originally Posted by Sergio

The LED light assembly may have a different mount but we are not talking about modifying it where it mounts to the frame.

if You look to the side of each marker light where the light mounts to the bumper assembly, there is an extended post on each side for the top screws.

Just remove the screws and put some washers between the post and the bumper assembly, that will point the lights a little more downwards.

I see what you mean about the screws on the side. I'll pick up some washers and add them this weekend. Thanks for the tip!

[hunter1s1k]

Originally Posted by jacobsond

New to me 2009 Precedent 48V electric. It has the factory or aftermarket light that mounts kind of right above the bumper. Is there any way to tone it down some? We can drive on the city streets (very small town) and the light is not focused on the road so its just a big bright light. It kind of blinds cars. Like driving with the brights on.

Does your cart have a 48 to 12 volt converter or is it hooked up to 2 of the 8 volt batteries in the pack? My 2011 Precedent had a light kit already installed when I got it. I discovered the lights where run off 2 batteries sending about 17 volts to the lights. They were nice and bright [emoji4] Had to add a converter to run things properly. That toned the lights down noticable.

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[Seang1989]

Originally Posted by hunter1s1k

Does your cart have a 48 to 12 volt converter or is it hooked up to 2 of the 8 volt batteries in the pack? My 2011 Precedent had a light kit already installed when I got it. I discovered the lights where run off 2 batteries sending about 17 volts to the lights. They were nice and bright [emoji4] Had to add a converter to run things properly. That toned the lights down noticable.

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When I installed the lights I installed a 48-12v reducer and a 48V relay. The pic attached is while I was doing the wiring. I cleaned it all up and zip tied them together. The relay allows the lights to run only when the key is turned on. I learned all of it watching videos on YouTube by Wayne's Golf Carts. He has great videos on Club Cars for DIY. I emailed him a couple times, very nice guy, very knowledgable. Look up Wayne Martin on YouTube

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNIAtlpPS-Q

[Seang1989]

I bought some inexpensive headlight film. Was easy to put on, but didn't reduce the light at all. The LED lights are like having high beams on all the time.

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