Star Headlight & Lantern Hide-A-STA In-Line Remote Flashing LED Kits - Manual (Page 4)

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1. Establish a location for each in-line flasher unit that is close enough to the location where the
LED head will be mounted. The location should have limited exposure to the environment (e.g.
trunk, engine compartment, cab, etc.). Use the two tie wraps enclosed to mount the unit, taking
care not to bend the flasher.
2. Determine a path for the cable from the flasher, keeping in mind that you will have to connect the
wires from units that are synchronized with one another.
3. Remove the headlight or taillight assembly according to the vehicle manufacturer’s instructions.
4. Find a location on each light assembly that will accommodate proper mounting of the light head
as well as not interfere with other components.
5. Using a #40 bit, drill your holes according to the diagrams below. For the LDHF301
heads, take care to drill the screw holes so that when installed, the heads will be directed
out of the corners at a 45º angle
(see diagram below).
6. Place a gasket over each head and install the heads using the 5/8” Philips head screws
included.
7. Re-assemble the light housings on your vehicle.
WARNING!! The heat output of the LED
head can melt plastic if it is not installed
with adequate space around the unit. A
minimum of 1” clearance is recommended.
Installation