FreeWheelin4x4
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- York, PA
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- '95 XLT 4.0 OHV 3.55
Ok, before anyone gets their dust plates in a bind, I have searched, and learned more than I thought I'd be able to do on my own. My question however is a bit more unique than what I've found.
I have a set of fog lights I need to turn off when the high beams switch on. I have gotten that figured out.
I do NOT want a switch, I want the fog lights to be stand alone, with no over-ride for me. (I don't want to cut into the dash any more for more switches, have enough already)
Which wire on my headlights are the low beam wire? Meaning which wire do I splice into to piggy in the relay?
Any help would be great. Which wire do I splice to piggy into is my main question, I can by-pass the switch I'm sure. Thanks guys
I have a set of fog lights I need to turn off when the high beams switch on. I have gotten that figured out.
I do NOT want a switch, I want the fog lights to be stand alone, with no over-ride for me. (I don't want to cut into the dash any more for more switches, have enough already)
Which wire on my headlights are the low beam wire? Meaning which wire do I splice into to piggy in the relay?
Any help would be great. Which wire do I splice to piggy into is my main question, I can by-pass the switch I'm sure. Thanks guys
Future reference, check impedence on the relay, if it's an open circuit, wire it to the low beam wire....the blue one (on my 95).
