Non OEM JDM HID Front End Conversion owners - fog light question...
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Non OEM JDM HID Front End Conversion owners - fog light question...
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A couple of weeks ago, Mike Marsey was kind enough to help me out and wired my lights after the body shop completed my JDM Front end conversion. Mike wired everything but the Foglights.. He and I were both unsure about how to do it... We would both like them to work when the JDM Fog Light Switch is pressed. Also, when the highbeams are turned on, we would like the fog lights to turn off, and once the highbeams are turned off, we would like the fog lights to turn back on. Is there a need for relays to do this? How did you guys wire them up? Bay Area would be preferred, that way I can talk to you guys, and then even check it out on your car!
A couple of weeks ago, Mike Marsey was kind enough to help me out and wired my lights after the body shop completed my JDM Front end conversion. Mike wired everything but the Foglights.. He and I were both unsure about how to do it... We would both like them to work when the JDM Fog Light Switch is pressed. Also, when the highbeams are turned on, we would like the fog lights to turn off, and once the highbeams are turned off, we would like the fog lights to turn back on. Is there a need for relays to do this? How did you guys wire them up? Bay Area would be preferred, that way I can talk to you guys, and then even check it out on your car!
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Only thing different is the wire that provides power to the switch (That turns on the relay) it is an Orange/yellow wire in the diagram. Instead of putting that wire into the Accessory space it is in You connect it to 1 of 2 places <u>either:</u>
1. One of the other accessory slots above the fusebox interupts the power supply when the highbeams are on (can't remember which one) use a voltmeter to find out.
2. Remove the top and bottom plastic cover around the steering boss behind the steering wheel. there is a small plug with blue tape around it. test the wires on that plug one of them has (+) power when the lights are on lowbeam but not highbeam.
Only thing different is the wire that provides power to the switch (That turns on the relay) it is an Orange/yellow wire in the diagram. Instead of putting that wire into the Accessory space it is in You connect it to 1 of 2 places <u>either:</u>
1. One of the other accessory slots above the fusebox interupts the power supply when the highbeams are on (can't remember which one) use a voltmeter to find out.
2. Remove the top and bottom plastic cover around the steering boss behind the steering wheel. there is a small plug with blue tape around it. test the wires on that plug one of them has (+) power when the lights are on lowbeam but not highbeam.
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