Ya I wired it pretty much mirror to your setup. the only thing i did do was cap off the ground and license plate bracket. did you disconnect the battery for your setup? The problem doesnt seem to start till I take the time to put the fender on. Maybe the fender is stressing the LED and causing to short? thought?
Check all your wires and make sure none of them are shorting to ground, get the lights to work properly before you put on your fender.
I did not disconnect the battery for my setup, just turned the key off... I was trying to do a DIY in the video, so I wanted the lights available to me anytime I wanted to turn on the camera and show everybody.
It is not necessary to disconnect the battery so long as you are aware of the wires and what they do. As you saw, I was basically "playing" with the wires to make sure everything was hooking up properly as I was going along and even sparked (touched them) a couple of times on accident (which was not visible to the camera).
There are a couple trouble shooting methods that you can try to do:
First, inspect the area where the wires go into the LED array and make sure none of them are loose or frayed, from accidentally being too taught in your set up... Follow the wires up the line and make sure they are not accidentally touching the frame somewhere, where it might have cut into the cable slightly. Follow it to your bundle and make sure all of your wires are wrapped up properly.
Second, turn on the lights without that rear fender on and start wiggling the wires. ***If you have a multi-meter and know how to use it, might be the time to break it out.*** - Back to the wiggle, the area where you bundled your wires, make sure to almost grab the bundle and move it around, not vigorously but generously, to see if the problem may lay there.
Third: There may be a short in the LED assembly, which by putting the fender on and touching the LED assembly with the fender, it is causing the casing to flex and short out the wires. Putting on the fender slowly while the lights are on, should give you an idea of where the general issue is, if it happens in the area of the LED's, then it's probably the assembly or any wiring that you have in that area for the MOD, check those.
***IF this is the case, you will probably have to send back the assembly to RAW, contact them if this is the case.
Fourth: Also, could be the module. This is where it may get tricky to locate the issue. Again, putting on the fender slowly while the lights are on, should give you an idea of where the general issue is. If it happens as you hit the module, something is either loose in that area or it is the module (again, this is why I was "testing" them as I went along in the video... it was to test the module and to make sure I had the correct wiring as I went along)
