2002 jeep liberty daytime running lights Videos

so if the two wires got connected to the + what gets connected to the -?

Can't get it to work. Seems pretty clear. 2 diodes (using 3-amp, 50 volt rating) both with the white band side tied together facing the lights. Other websites I've looked have the same solution, but I can't get it to work: I get running lights but no turn signals. right side turn signals work good. All fuses are good. What am I doing wrong?

PWAAHAHAHAHAA!!!!!! - Dude... I just full-on sprayed coffee out of every orifice on my face.. "4:15" "LED FLAME- SLUT" -OmfG... Ahhh... man , I needed that. Thank you. -Also, REALLY helpful vid!!! I have a 99 VFR800 I have been wanting to light up my entire tail assembly - The lens is all one piece, with respective sections colored red/yellow for the turn signals, brake light, etc.. but have found some very small, single red LED's (12v) that I can drill a very small hole for the wire and just mount the led in the housing. - I know this sounds like a handful, but thinking of re-fitting the entire wiring scheme and sockets... -This seems the more straight forward approach. -and their draw is absurdly small, like barely 2 watts and '0.3 amps or something... Only thing i keep running into online about LED's is something about using some kind of resistor load, otherwise - apparently on some bikes - probably the newer, computer controlled ones (???) have a tendency to tell the system the bulb is burned out (because their pull is so small it reads as an interrupted signal path. Makes sense... - But for heavens sake... - I JUST WANT SOME EXTRA LIGHT ON MY SCOOT, DAMMIT!!! Lol... Wondering if you ran into any issues with any of that, OR if it was pretty much 'Plug and play', Aside from the diodes for your specific application - Brilliant btw... :). Thanks a lot, Cheers!

I can't get it to work on my FZ-07. I have the sr560 diodes connected to each wire separately on one end then the other end together to the red wire of the signal. The white line on the diode is at the signal end. I connect the signal wire first and it blinks rapidly, as well as the rear signal blinking rapidly. When I connect the running light wire, the led becomes solid lit and the rear signal continues to blink rapidly. Any ideas?

Great video but I'm having a hard time understanding how this is working. If you have constant power going to the "running light wire" when the running lights are on, how does another power source (the "signal light wire" ) make the light flash? I understand the diodes will only allow current to flow one way but that shouldn't stop the "running light wire" to stop sending power to the light to allow it to blink via interrupted power from the "signal light wire". I can see this working with the use of a relay but not just two diodes. Maybe you could shed some "light" on this mystery:^) 

I have that same model jeep, would you remember what you used to mount that dual avenger/talon up their? i want to do that with mine thanks