Friday, Feb 16, 2007 at 09:00
Thanks Baz, can never work out how to post images on this site.
Tugsy, on a standard three terminal headlight plug, the top terminal is for your low beam, so in your case, ignore this one.
One of the side terminals is your headlight common supply, either positive or negative.
The other side terminal is your for high beam, and will go negative or positive when you select high beam.
The trick with the diagram above is that you connect BOTH of your driving light relay’s coil terminals, pins 85 and 86, to your headlight loom.
This way, the headlight’s common supply will provide power your driving light relay and the headlight’s high beam wire will switch your driving light relay on and off in conjunction with your headlight’s high beam.
By wiring up your relay this way, you won’t even need a multi meter to work out which wire does what or whether your headlights are positive or negative switched.
Your driving light relay’s coil is protected by your existing headlight fuse.
To connect the rest of the relay and
driving lights, connect your driving light relay’s terminal 30 to the positive terminal on your battery via a fuse and terminal 87 to one terminal of each driving light and the other terminal of each driving light goes to negative.
Cheers and thanks again Baz.
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