Independent fog lights
#1
#2
Are you wanting to run Fogs alone without any park or head lites?
If so it's just a matter of a relay and a switch.
I have a tranfer relay that allows either the running lites or Fogs as long as the headlites are on low beam.
I have added side markers and turn siganl function to those lites at the front of the wheel wells when the parks/headlites are on. Reason is that without them side signals are hard to see by a car coming up along side the truck when towing and other times. This requires some trickery with minuture relays to get that dual action out of a single filiment bulb.
If so it's just a matter of a relay and a switch.
I have a tranfer relay that allows either the running lites or Fogs as long as the headlites are on low beam.
I have added side markers and turn siganl function to those lites at the front of the wheel wells when the parks/headlites are on. Reason is that without them side signals are hard to see by a car coming up along side the truck when towing and other times. This requires some trickery with minuture relays to get that dual action out of a single filiment bulb.
#3
You simply need to cut the wire to the fog light relay coming out the back of the headlight switch, (RD/YE) then connect a switch to it powered from some other power source. (I recommend using a switched source to prevent inadvertently leaving the fogs on with the key off)
To do what you want to do, it's really that simple.
To do what you want to do, it's really that simple.
#4
Originally Posted by GIJoeCam
You simply need to cut the wire to the fog light relay coming out the back of the headlight switch, (RD/YE) then connect a switch to it powered from some other power source. (I recommend using a switched source to prevent inadvertently leaving the fogs on with the key off)
To do what you want to do, it's really that simple.
To do what you want to do, it's really that simple.
#5
Originally Posted by momalle1
This would work great, and utilize the factory relay, you will still have to ground the factory relay pin, or you will loose your fog lamps when the high beams are on.
and ignore the color I listed above. The wire you want behind the main light switch is the YELLOW wire, not whatever I mentioned before.
-Joe
#7
There's a whole mess of 'em:
RD/BK
BK/LG
DB/LG
RD/LB
GY/YE
LB/PK (but that's for the ABS so I wouldn't mess with it)
Don't know what they all feed, but they're all switched. I would look elsewhere personally. The relay is only going to draw about 0.2A, so any switched power source will suffice.
-Joe
RD/BK
BK/LG
DB/LG
RD/LB
GY/YE
LB/PK (but that's for the ABS so I wouldn't mess with it)
Don't know what they all feed, but they're all switched. I would look elsewhere personally. The relay is only going to draw about 0.2A, so any switched power source will suffice.
-Joe