 foglight wiring |
 Jan 6, 2008 - 11:28 PM
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ok now i bought a pair of after market foglights and currently have them wired thru my headlights and they do ok then except when i encounter heavy patches of fog that make it impossible for me 2 c because of my headlights being on. so what i was wondering is if anyone had any ideas of how else i could wire these foglights so that they are able to come on without the headlights being on? and direct hookup to the battery is not an option cuz it just drains my battery. if u have any ideas either leave a reply or pm me
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Jan 7, 2008 - 4:30 PM
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I had them on my 4Runner, it's super easy to wire. Power it from the battery, run the other wire to a rocker panel switch inside the car through your firewall (you can get the switch at any auto parts shop like Autozone or NAPA, Pep Boys, etc.). That way you can control if they're on or off independently of the headlights or parking lights.
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