How do you install running lights on a Mazda 6?

Answer by  Doug77 (1433)

I assume you mean "driving lights" since running lights are your tail and front corner lights. Find a suitable mounting place for your lights that aren't too near the road. Run the wires under the hood and into the cab. Find a good spot for the switch. Use a power source from the fuse panel and ground under the dash.

Answer by  heatherbooboo (655)

You can mount them under the door just behind the frame. You have to make sure you put it on the frame bracket mounts.

Answer by  dee73 (1062)

Look for a good mounting spot for the lights,just make sure they are not to close to the road.Now you have to run the wires under your hood into the cab of your car and find a good place to hook up a switch for the lights. Now you need to use your fuse box for power for the lights.

Answer by  rajahassaan (149)

the running lights are awesome especially on a mazda . you can go to the near auto shop and let them to install it for you .;

Answer by  nt17 (125)

Qualilty lighting kits have easy to follow installation instructions. A do-it-yourself manual will have wiring diagrams to help you. Be sure you have a good set of tools.

Answer by  turboguy (19)

Decide where to mount the lights, then run the wiring up to the fuse box under the hood and connect the fused lead to the battery and the ground to chassis ground. Run the wires into the cabin, mount the switch, and your good to go.

Answer by  syedimran (30)

Its not that hard as you think installing the running lights on the Mazda 6. You can just install the running lights as you do for the normal lights, if in case get need help from the mechanic.

Answer by  jamminjan0208 (102)

Mount on the underside of the bumper, run the wires to the accessory side of the fuse box, when the ignition is turned on the lights will come on.

Answer by  chellammal (5)

Take off the quarter panel trim under the steering wheel by unscrewing the screws on both sides of the panel with a Phillips screwdriver. Look for the black protective box marked ABS. Remove this protective box by unbolting the four bolts using a 6mm hex socket.