2.0_hippo
Well-Known Member
connect them to the hair straightener socket ! lol
angel eyes on a freelander !!! :S
either way you should have at least 3 cables in each new light.
one will be 0V / ground
one will be angel eyes / side lights positive
one will be high beam positive
connect to angel eyes to freelanders side lights and then spot beams to freelanders high beam. simples !
then just use a tester on the freelander wiring to find out which one is 0v, side lights and high beams. you will have 4 to choose from lol
have fun
angel eyes on a freelander !!! :S
either way you should have at least 3 cables in each new light.
one will be 0V / ground
one will be angel eyes / side lights positive
one will be high beam positive
connect to angel eyes to freelanders side lights and then spot beams to freelanders high beam. simples !
then just use a tester on the freelander wiring to find out which one is 0v, side lights and high beams. you will have 4 to choose from lol
have fun
RED 109 CSW
New Member
chuck in a relay for good measure too....
Don't use scotchlocks, make proper connections; it'll save you grief in the future.
Don't use scotchlocks, make proper connections; it'll save you grief in the future.
2.0_hippo
Well-Known Member
Yea good point
Take a new feed from the battery and use the relay to switch the spots on from the freebie electrics
Saves putting extra load on your wiring loom
Solder connections are the best IMO
Does the freelander have any spare live feeds in the fuse box I can feed
from? When adding a relay are there any spare sockets for the relay or will I need to mount this somewhere. Finally, I assume I need a relay that is live when sidelights are on and switches when main beam is on (lamps have two feed wires, one for angel eyes and one for spot - which I'll have come on when on main beam - there's no dipped lights on the spots just the hairdresser halo and driving lamps).
Thanks, as always, for the help.
from? When adding a relay are there any spare sockets for the relay or will I need to mount this somewhere. Finally, I assume I need a relay that is live when sidelights are on and switches when main beam is on (lamps have two feed wires, one for angel eyes and one for spot - which I'll have come on when on main beam - there's no dipped lights on the spots just the hairdresser halo and driving lamps).
Thanks, as always, for the help.
RED 109 CSW
New Member
Personally, I'd add my own fused feed and wiring so I know it's up to the job. An extra load on your factory wiring could cause a melt down - seen it happen before.
There's some easy to follow wiring diagrams out there, I would also be tempted to add a relay between the sidelight circuit and the angel eye bits for added peace of mind. On my Syncro the headlight wiring is notoriously poor so most of us have uprated the looms with additional relays; it makes an amazing difference and lessens voltage drop giving as near 12v as possible at the bulbs.
Have a look at Ring Automotive and click on installation for a good clear example.
Hope that helps
There's some easy to follow wiring diagrams out there, I would also be tempted to add a relay between the sidelight circuit and the angel eye bits for added peace of mind. On my Syncro the headlight wiring is notoriously poor so most of us have uprated the looms with additional relays; it makes an amazing difference and lessens voltage drop giving as near 12v as possible at the bulbs.
Have a look at Ring Automotive and click on installation for a good clear example.
Hope that helps
Optimus Prime
Well-Known Member
indeed it does, top left of the fuse box are 3 pins coming out which can be connected to with a crimp spade terminal, one is permanent live, one is ignition live, used both of them on mine, not sure if their fused though so fit in line fuse if you use them.
good luck
Thanks OP, appreciate the help.
Charles Camilleri
New Member
I've bought some spots for my 2002 TD4, with angel eye/main beam... have no idea how to wire :doh:
Any kind soul got any tips (aside from connect them to the hairdryer socket, etc.)
From where did you buy them. I have been hunting all around the internet for them
