fog wiring?
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Re: fog wiring?
I was lazy with my foglight. It didnt work through the fusebox so I put an inline fuse in dash and just wired straight from the switch to the battery. Only time I use it is when the MOT comes round anyway
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Re: fog wiring?
thats what i didtwiss wrote:I was lazy with my foglight. It didnt work through the fusebox so I put an inline fuse in dash and just wired straight from the switch to the battery. Only time I use it is when the MOT comes round anyway
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Re: fog wiring?
Mine's an LED one as well so it should never be drawing a massive amount of amps
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Re: fog wiring?
Just tried connecting the grey/green trace with no joy. However i can only turm the side lights on currently. TRhere is aslo a red/white trace that is next to the grey green on the switch that is running back to the rear also.Darrell wrote:Probably not that easy, That may well be the switched live for the foglight.Henry wrote:just been for a look, i have 2x grey/green trace wires coming from 1 spade on the switch and one grey/green trace by the lights. So put that to my fog job done?
The earth wire for the fog light comes from the headlight switch.
If you earthed it direct it will work any time the fog light switch is operated and I would assume this is not correct for the MOT.
I will have a play tomorrow
EDIT
got that working, but when it is turned on, the heated rear windscreen light comes on the dash instead of fog...
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Re: fog wiring?
Have you connected the grey/green (suspected switched live) to the foglight and connected the red to the foglight. A red wire would normally go to the demister element. However if connected to the foglight this will create an earth path though the demister warning light and therefore both the foglight and demister lights will come on.
Leave the grey/green connected and just earth the other foglight wire and see what you get.
Leave the grey/green connected and just earth the other foglight wire and see what you get.
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Re: fog wiring?
Bugger it!
Ill hard wire it with a switch with a light in it!
Ill hard wire it with a switch with a light in it!