CyronMotor ABIG5-B6K Manuel de l'utilisateur

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ABIG7/5 LED HEADLIGHT USER MANUAL

Thank you for choosing CyronMotor products! We are committed to provide

the latest lighting technology without any compromises. Please read instructions

completely before starting installation.

TOOLS NEEDED

Consult your vehicle/motorcycle user manual for process of gaining access to headlight

housing and assembly. No special tools needed for CyronMotor headlights.

Look for the installation video of this product on CyronMotor.com

and Cyron YouTube channel.

INSTRUCTIONS

ABIG integrated series LED headlights replace vehicle's entire reflector assembly which

normally includes glass reflector, bulb, mounting rings, rubber boots, etc. Follow vehicle

user manual to gain access to the headlight reflector.

Install the new light in place of the old glass reflector and secure the same method as the

vehicle's reflector was secured. Pay attention to the orientation of the light. It keyed such

that it should only fit in one position to provide secure mounting and correct light pattern.

Wire harness should be a simple plug-in for H4 sockets. 7" lights are provided with two

adapters which should be used as needed; an H13 and Harley 4-pin. H13 fits several

automotive applications. Harley adapter (Cyron# ABIGC2A) is mostly used on 2014 and

newer bikes. (Exception is Roadking 2016+ which needs Cyron ABIGC3A adapter). YOU

MAY NOT BE USING EITHER ADAPTER IF YOUR BIKE/CAR ALREADY HAS AN H4

PLUG. For bikes with dual bulb arrangements follow the wire harness and find the black

plug placed inside the fairing. Unplug and replace with the adapter provided. This adapter

is provided with a blue lead for DRL connection.

CAUTION: HOT SURFACES. DO NOT TOUCH THE

METAL SURFACES OF THE HEADLIGHT. THEY CAN BE

EXTREMELY HOT.

OPERATING IN HIGH-BEAM FOR EXTENDED PERIOD

OF TIME WHILE THE VEHICLE/BIKE IS STATIONARY

WILL CREATE EXCESSIVE HEAT AND WILL

ULTIMATELY CAUSE DAMAGE.