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been trying to wire some spots to the beams all day got no where any any idea's
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you need to tell us more dude, what ya been doing, wiring, relays, switches etc. then i'm sure someone on here can sort it for you.......Originally posted by spoofer28 -
Hi Mate, Check out the thread "spot lights again" on electricle, We went intoOriginally posted by spoofer28
the subject quite a bit when i was doin mine, Ian
Too young to die and too old to give a tossComment
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the control wire for the drivers side main beam is red and green..... if that helpsOriginally posted by BUSHWHACKERWho needs speed, People will always wait for me !Comment
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Yep, and it is also very very thin!Comment
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its also very very well hiddenOriginally posted by BUSHWHACKERWho needs speed, People will always wait for me !Comment
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me
Quite fancy a pair of lamps on the front myself.
Anybody recommend a good manufacturer
should they come on with full beam or be switched separatelyComment
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Originally posted by slowdown.harrison@gmail.c
Aladdin's?Comment
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Roughtrax do some good lamps for £50..... no relay though.Originally posted by slowdown.harrison@gmail.c
I could be wrong but its my understanding that they should only be capable of coming on with main beam or fog lights..... a switch is optional.Who needs speed, People will always wait for me !Comment
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Yep, that is the normal way of wiring them. Unless you would want them for work lights on the rear, then they would be seperately wired, and only use when vehicle is stationary.Comment
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finally
Got them done at last used the green and red on the passenger side and run it through a relay £2 now they work smashing.
They were only £15 off ebay and when they came they also had built in side lights so I was well chuffedComment
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