Fog Light install using Headlight power?
Posted: Mon May 06, 2013 6:15 pm
Hi Guys,
I’ve been browsing through the forums a lot recently since ive purchased my SX lancer about 3 weeks ago now, getting ideas and tips so I bought myself a pair of Fog lights from EBay.
I was going through the wiring and it sort of makes sense, I have found the grommet to run the switch wire though easily.
When I was looking behind the 3 switches that are factory I have one for The traction control which is the centre one but both on either side are blank.
When I pulled that part out I noticed there was 2 harness with cables attached to them. I pulled out a multimeter and found 12V when the lights are on so that would be perfect for fog lights that only work with the lights on.
Does anyone know what they are for? Attached are photos of them and my wiring harness from eBay
I can’t find any wiring schematic online for it can one anyone please tell me?
How would I go by using that 12V that work from the headlights being on to power the fog lights?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
I’ve been browsing through the forums a lot recently since ive purchased my SX lancer about 3 weeks ago now, getting ideas and tips so I bought myself a pair of Fog lights from EBay.
I was going through the wiring and it sort of makes sense, I have found the grommet to run the switch wire though easily.
When I was looking behind the 3 switches that are factory I have one for The traction control which is the centre one but both on either side are blank.
When I pulled that part out I noticed there was 2 harness with cables attached to them. I pulled out a multimeter and found 12V when the lights are on so that would be perfect for fog lights that only work with the lights on.
Does anyone know what they are for? Attached are photos of them and my wiring harness from eBay
I can’t find any wiring schematic online for it can one anyone please tell me?
How would I go by using that 12V that work from the headlights being on to power the fog lights?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks.