Pro-source CED6192-4-MSC Warning Cancel Wire Harness

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE CED6192-4-MSC is a warning cancel wire harness designed to suppress or cancel warning indicator signals in automotive and commercial vehicle electrical systems. It features an H7 base connector style and operates at 12/24 volts, making it compatible with both standard 12-volt and heavy-duty 24-volt vehicle platforms. The harness weighs 0.25 pounds and measures 22 inches in length, 1.18 inches in width, and 0.63 inches in height. This type of harness is typically installed by automotive electricians and commercial fleet service technicians working on lighting and warning circuit upgrades or replacements.

Warning cancel wire harnesses like the CED6192-4-MSC are used when installing aftermarket or upgraded headlamp bulbs that trigger false warning indicators on the vehicle's onboard diagnostic system. The H7 connector base makes this harness applicable to a wide range of European and Asian vehicle platforms that use the H7 bulb socket standard. It is sold individually and is suited for both single-vehicle repairs and fleet service applications where warning cancellation is required at each headlamp circuit.

Key Features

• H7 base connector style for direct plug-in installation at the headlamp socket
• Dual-voltage compatibility at 12/24 volts supports both light-duty and heavy-duty vehicle platforms
• 22-inch harness length provides adequate reach for most headlamp housings
• Compact form factor at 1.18 inches wide and 0.63 inches in height for fitment in tight spaces
• Lightweight at 0.25 pounds for easy single-technician handling

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement warning cancel harness for vehicles using the H7 base connector standard across 12-volt and 24-volt electrical systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified automotive or commercial vehicle electrician. Disconnect the vehicle battery before servicing any lighting or warning circuit components to prevent accidental shorts or airbag deployment on equipped vehicles. Confirm connector polarity and harness routing before securing the harness to avoid chafing against sharp edges or heat sources. Follow applicable vehicle manufacturer service procedures and any local electrical codes governing vehicle wiring modifications.