Dougdoug

Are the lights tied into an existing switch port or did you need to add a custom switch to turn on/off?  Nice lights!

I run ethanol free gas which is 91 octane.  All other options, 87, etc, have 10% ethanol.  I live in the cold freeze all winter and have had zero issues.  Seems to work for my autos that sit for extended periods as well.  I keep the tank full of non ethanol gas to avoid the condensation ethenol causes in freezing temps.   Enjoy your day.  

In my HD 10 defender limited, 87 octane has ethanol which will cause water to condense and freeze in your fuel lines.  Keep tank full with non-ethanol 91 octane to ensure this is not an issue in freezing conditions.  You can also add an alcohol based gas stabilizer / treatment to help clear any water condensation that has collected in your tank and fuel lines.  I live in freezing winters and my dealer recommended non-ethanol gas to avoid hard-start and freezing condensation in lines.  I run 91 octane as that is the only non-ethanol gas I can get.  The 87 has ethanol.  I have had no issues with cold star in freezing temps.