Mar 26, 2010 - 11:42 AM
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Ok guys, I finally gave up on the idea of trying to figure out how the hell the 8 pin switch is supposed to work.
I managed to get a preface lift celica 4 pin rear fog switch from a member on CCUK. Brown - ground/earth Yellow - 12v source Red - rear fog relay ![]() 4 pins: 1. Ground 2. 12v 3. Relay 4. illumination + (wired to my driving lights loom) ![]() Fitted ![]() All works as it would from leaving the factory. The trouble with the 8 pin switch is that its more complicated than the 4 pin one, in regards that the 4 pin is a simple latching type of switch. Where as the 8 pin seems to need a coil/relay for the switch to actually work. The 4 pin switch works in the same way as the hazard lights switch. I have changed the green bulb in the switch for a red one.
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Mar 26, 2010 - 2:59 PM
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The trouble with the 8 pin switch is that its more complicated than the 4 pin one, in regards that the 4 pin is a simple latching type of switch. Where as the 8 pin seems to need a coil/relay for the switch to actually work. The 4 pin switch works in the same way as the hazard lights switch. hmm... that just gave me an idea. has anyone tried using the hazard switch to control the fogs and swapped out the actual button for the fog button? |
Wintersun OEM 4 pin rear fog switch fitted Mar 26, 2010 - 11:42 AM
captb does this mean you have an 8 pin fog switch ur sel... Mar 26, 2010 - 2:56 PM
Wintersun Unfortunaly I have already sold my 8 pin fog switc... Mar 26, 2010 - 3:09 PM![]() ![]() |
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