plastic soul
Active Member
I want to fit some spots, I already have the ES spoiler fog lights, can I wire some spots up to these?
auf_wiedersehen_pet
Well-Known Member
Not unless you want to overload the wiring (and have them working as fog lights).
Use a relay triggered by main beam with a new feed.
Critical Mick
Member
You could take a feed from the fog lights and use it to trigger a relay. But I would agree with AWP, it would be better to use main beam to trigger the relay instead.
I circumcised my bumper to increase the approach angle and used the foglight switch to switch on a pair of 8" 100 watt driving lamps (via a relay of course). I also have a pair of 6" ones that come on with main beam.
I circumcised my bumper to increase the approach angle and used the foglight switch to switch on a pair of 8" 100 watt driving lamps (via a relay of course). I also have a pair of 6" ones that come on with main beam.
plastic soul
Active Member
do you mean main beam as in high beam?
Circumsise meaning you lopped the bottom trim off?
Circumsise meaning you lopped the bottom trim off?
Critical Mick
Member
Yep high beam
Before the circumcision:-
After giving it the chop:-
And after adding the lights:-
Before the circumcision:-
After giving it the chop:-
And after adding the lights:-
Pikey
Dummy Ejection Facilitator..
Not for foglights
Paulmitchell1984
Well-Known Member
plastic soul
Active Member
I'm liking that, so if there is fog, you don't bother with anything?
auf_wiedersehen_pet
Well-Known Member
The fog light circuit and main beam need to be totally seperate. One shouldn't activate the other.
