High Beam Switch to activate driving lights INSTEAD of factory lights.
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High Beam Switch to activate driving lights INSTEAD of factory lights.
What I would really like to do is have the high-beam switch on my factory selector activate an external set of driving lights, and NOT deactivate the factory fogs or turn on the factory high-beams.
Probably not completely legal, but I like the light I currently get from the low-beams/factory fogs combination. But I actually get LESS light visibility when I go to high beams.
Has anyone that has messed around with the lighting know if this is a relatively easy possiblilty?
Grant
Probably not completely legal, but I like the light I currently get from the low-beams/factory fogs combination. But I actually get LESS light visibility when I go to high beams.
Has anyone that has messed around with the lighting know if this is a relatively easy possiblilty?
Grant
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There are threads on how to avoid that.
Tapping into the headlight circuit won't make the fogs stay on when the high beams are selected, as the OP was also asking about.
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Ron you beat me by just 1 minute
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1st - Cut the circuit to the fogs. Refeed the fogs through a relay using battery power and the fog circuit as a trigger.
2nd - Arrange a new relay circuit using the highbeam as a trigger. Tye together the switched side of the highbeam relay to the switched side of the fog relay.
The akward part is ( logicaly ) - Now your fog lights will be on any time your high beams are on.
For mechanical akwardness - Brake the dasy chain through a switch.
2nd - Arrange a new relay circuit using the highbeam as a trigger. Tye together the switched side of the highbeam relay to the switched side of the fog relay.
The akward part is ( logicaly ) - Now your fog lights will be on any time your high beams are on.
For mechanical akwardness - Brake the dasy chain through a switch.