Wiring stock fog lights where once there was none
Wiring stock fog lights where once there was none
Ok so I got the fog lights and I have the bezel with a fog light swith now I have to do the wiring and have some questions.
Theres a pigtail behind radio bezel for the fog light switch, how far does that go? I dont think it goes to the relay box, but I think It goes through the fire wall. Anyone know how far it goes?
EDIT:
I got the pig tails today and noticed its a very thin wire. Could I use a double strand speaker wire instead of running 2 thicker single strand wire?
Theres a pigtail behind radio bezel for the fog light switch, how far does that go? I dont think it goes to the relay box, but I think It goes through the fire wall. Anyone know how far it goes?
EDIT:
I got the pig tails today and noticed its a very thin wire. Could I use a double strand speaker wire instead of running 2 thicker single strand wire?
Last edited by malydeen; Dec 26, 2007 at 08:58 PM.
#1. You should always use stranded copper wire for automotive applications...never a solid wire, like household wiring.
#2. shouldn't really use speaker wire.....you should use something like 16ga wire. That is if you are going for stock foglites.
#2. shouldn't really use speaker wire.....you should use something like 16ga wire. That is if you are going for stock foglites.
Originally Posted by Fx4wannabe01
#1. You should always use stranded copper wire for automotive applications...never a solid wire, like household wiring.
#2. shouldn't really use speaker wire.....you should use something like 16ga wire. That is if you are going for stock foglites.
#2. shouldn't really use speaker wire.....you should use something like 16ga wire. That is if you are going for stock foglites.
#2 I was thinking of using 16 gauge speaker wire. How is copper speaker wire different the other wire?
and yes they are stock fog lights.
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