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You guys have been talking about running too much current though the headlight switch and talk about adding these relays and harness . my question is what does the relay in the fuse box labeld headlight in the engine compartment do I thought this relay was to take all the current away from going though the headlight switch.
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Is this a good way to wire up the fog lights with a relay:
http://www.classictruckshop.com/club...h/foglites.htm
Instead of a switch can I run the hot wire from the factory harness to pin 85 and run pin 86 to battery ground?
Should I run two relays or just wire the two powers together and tape up the other factory power wire?
And use this relay here?
Radioshack Relay
http://www.classictruckshop.com/club...h/foglites.htm
Instead of a switch can I run the hot wire from the factory harness to pin 85 and run pin 86 to battery ground?
Should I run two relays or just wire the two powers together and tape up the other factory power wire?
And use this relay here?
Radioshack Relay
Bump any help on this?
Thanks guys
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yes that is how you would wire them up with a relay if you want a switch to turn them on. i wanted more of a factory type setup so i pulled the headlight switch and found the parking lights wire and wired my switch wire off of it so that anytime my paking lights are on(which is anytime the light switch is in any position) then my driving lights are on too. works great!
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i need to upgrade the headlights on my truck. i have decided to go with direct replacement projector lights
will a heavy-duty headlight harness such as this work with projector lights?
the harness is for 9004 bulbs (in my application).
from what i have read on here, the projector setup (H1 bulb & 9005 bulb) comes with an adapter to plug into the factory 9004 location.
this being said, would the harness/relay work as it does not (i think) interfere with the projector wiring directly?
im all ears.
thanx
will a heavy-duty headlight harness such as this work with projector lights?
the harness is for 9004 bulbs (in my application).
from what i have read on here, the projector setup (H1 bulb & 9005 bulb) comes with an adapter to plug into the factory 9004 location.
this being said, would the harness/relay work as it does not (i think) interfere with the projector wiring directly?
im all ears.
thanx
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i need to upgrade the headlights on my truck. i have decided to go with direct replacement projector lights
will a heavy-duty headlight harness such as this work with projector lights?
the harness is for 9004 bulbs (in my application).
from what i have read on here, the projector setup (H1 bulb & 9005 bulb) comes with an adapter to plug into the factory 9004 location.
this being said, would the harness/relay work as it does not (i think) interfere with the projector wiring directly?
im all ears.
thanx
will a heavy-duty headlight harness such as this work with projector lights?
the harness is for 9004 bulbs (in my application).
from what i have read on here, the projector setup (H1 bulb & 9005 bulb) comes with an adapter to plug into the factory 9004 location.
this being said, would the harness/relay work as it does not (i think) interfere with the projector wiring directly?
im all ears.
thanx
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yes that is how you would wire them up with a relay if you want a switch to turn them on. i wanted more of a factory type setup so i pulled the headlight switch and found the parking lights wire and wired my switch wire off of it so that anytime my paking lights are on(which is anytime the light switch is in any position) then my driving lights are on too. works great!
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i am thinking that the factory foglight wire was wired to a switch beside the headlight switch so you would have to use that switch for it to work. i could be wrong though. its happened before.
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Is the wiring harness that summit, lmctrucks, and suvlighting the same harness essentially? Do the harnesses protect the already marginal headlight switch? Stuart
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I thought you already posted a pic for the fog light relay?
BTW, Im not sure if I mentioned this - I used 2 30 amp blade type fuses directly off the passenger side battery. Might consider a circuit breaker instead.
BTW, Im not sure if I mentioned this - I used 2 30 amp blade type fuses directly off the passenger side battery. Might consider a circuit breaker instead.
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I was wondering if that diagram was the right way and if the power wire from the factory fog light was what I used to trigger the relay. I was thinking running that wire to trigger it so I didnt have run anything from inside the cab and active the fog lights like they are factory.
You used the fuses for the headlights or foglights? I notice the HD harness doesnt have fuses built-in. Do I need them or does a relay do that job?
You used the fuses for the headlights or foglights? I notice the HD harness doesnt have fuses built-in. Do I need them or does a relay do that job?