Led Hood Protector For 2021+ Ford Bronco

To test the led hood protector I made a little simulation of how it works on my work bench. Using a bench power supply, turn signal switch, and turn signal relay.

The led hood protector has 4 wires connected to it. 

A red wire, black wire, blue wire, and yellow wire. 

The red wire has a 10 amp add a circuit and is the positive wire and the black wire is the negative wire. When the red wire is given 12v and the black wire is hooked to ground. The led hood protector shows a start up animation. 

While the yellow and blue wires are used to act as turn signals. Both yellow and blue wires had wire splices on their ends to splice into the turn signal / daytime running wires of the headlights. But I removed the splices to do the testing. The yellow wire is the right turn signal and the blue wire is the left turn signal. When the yellow or blue wires are given 12v in short bursts due to the turn signal relay. While the black wire is connected to ground. The led hood protector shows an animation on the right or left side depending on which wire got power. As seen with the turn signal switch. Also when both the yellow and blue wires get 12v at the same time. As in then you hit the 4ways/ hazard lights. There is another animation starting in the middle going out to the end on the led hood protector.