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Use a relay
Use a second relay to power your foglights. You can trigger the relay from your headlight switch, but use an independent power source for the lights themselves.
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Looks good. I should be able to bring both power leads in from my headlight switch then. I'm using a Ron Francis and have a 12g powerfeed for my fused 12v and then I'll use the taillight feed off of the same switch for my trigger. That way the fogs will go off when I turn my lightswitch off regaurdless of if I remember to flip the toggle.
Does this sound acceptable? |
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There is a section on wiring fog lights in the Bosch relay application guide, linked to on the Crankshaft Coalition wiki article here, page 29.
Don't know where your question went but 85 or 86 can be grounded, depending on the circuit. In the Bosch application guide, the diagram shows 85 being used as the ground for example. |
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