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rewiring stock foglights
i still have working stock GT fog lights. i also have the common problem of the headlights flickering off after the fogs have been on for about 15-25 minutes. i've been reading that the stock wiring is garbage as all 4 lights feed of the same wire and i believe it gets too hot and kills the headlights. i've read many fixes for this problem but everyone seems to do it a different way. so...what's the easiest and best way to wire my fogs so i can use them safely and maybe even use them independently? please as detailed as possible, thanks
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Re: rewiring stock foglights
Corral I believe has an illustrated how-to in the tech section writtem by Chris Ihara.
It's not the wiring, overloading the stock switch is the problem. Here is a schematic of the "fix" if that helps. I put my relay in the dash behind the light switches. I tried to attach a gif and a jpg schematic but the site said they were "invalid" file types - even thougyh they were not - sorry... |
Re: rewiring stock foglights
tmoss- thanks for the info, i had the same problem with uploading "valid" file types yesterday. please email me the files if you can, thanks.
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Done, now edit out that email address so that robot spiders don't pick it up and send you a ton of junk mail.
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cool thanks tmoss. in chris' article on corral, he said to put an a fuse holder between the new relay and the battery but failed to mention what size fuse is appropriate. according to the diagram you sent me, it look like a 15 amp fuse. thats what i'll be using so correct me if i'm wrong, thanks
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That's what I used 4 years ago and no problems to date.
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You are going to be very satisfied with the look and proper operation. I can't tell you how many comments I get with just the fogs and parking lamps on.
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