fog light question
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Disconnect the battery.
O.K., both switches will pop out towards you with a screw driver. The fog switch has five wires, the defogger has six.
First, find the red/yellow wire in the FOGS switch. Cut this wire about 2" away from the switch.
Now take the cut wire that's STILL attached to the switch and splice it into the black/yellow wire of the Defogger switch.
You're done. Now cover up everything with electrical tape including the other parts of the cut red/yellow wire of the fogs switch and see if everything works. The fogs should come on/off independently of the defogger switch which means you DON'T have to mess with the defogger switch ever. Just turn off/on the fogs button anytime and they WILL turn off automatically when the ignition is off.
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Disconnect the battery.
O.K., both switches will pop out towards you with a screw driver. The fog switch has five wires, the defogger has six.
First, find the red/yellow wire in the FOGS switch. Cut this wire about 2" away from the switch.
Now take the cut wire that's STILL attached to the switch and splice it into the black/yellow wire of the Defogger switch.
You're done. Now cover up everything with electrical tape including the other parts of the cut red/yellow wire of the fogs switch and see if everything works. The fogs should come on/off independently of the defogger switch which means you DON'T have to mess with the defogger switch ever. Just turn off/on the fogs button anytime and they WILL turn off automatically when the ignition is off.
have fun
Disconnect the battery.
O.K., both switches will pop out towards you with a screw driver. The fog switch has five wires, the defogger has six.
First, find the red/yellow wire in the FOGS switch. Cut this wire about 2" away from the switch.
Now take the cut wire that's STILL attached to the switch and splice it into the black/yellow wire of the Defogger switch.
You're done. Now cover up everything with electrical tape including the other parts of the cut red/yellow wire of the fogs switch and see if everything works. The fogs should come on/off independently of the defogger switch which means you DON'T have to mess with the defogger switch ever. Just turn off/on the fogs button anytime and they WILL turn off automatically when the ignition is off.
have fun
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