Aftermarket Fog Light Switch Stays On at Chantal Jarvis blog

Aftermarket Fog Light Switch Stays On. By wiring fog lights with a switch, you gain better control over when to use them. The fog lights must be turned on by the controller. Once the reading is found then disconnect the power to the switch and see what the draw drops to. With the switch, you can easily turn on. If i put pressure on the switch (down on towards the steering wheel) they stay. Poke the wires and find the one that has voltage when the fog switch is pressed and makes the lights come on, and does not have. Therefore, if the switch is broken, the fog light will not turn on. The fogs stay on with the switch in the off position. While the switch looks complicated, it can be more easily understood if you recognize that it's actually three circuits in one: Controls the foglamp relay, lights up when. I just installed fog lights and the switch i was given has a little green light that stays on when the car is off.

Once the reading is found then disconnect the power to the switch and see what the draw drops to. By wiring fog lights with a switch, you gain better control over when to use them. The fogs stay on with the switch in the off position. Poke the wires and find the one that has voltage when the fog switch is pressed and makes the lights come on, and does not have. The fog lights must be turned on by the controller. Controls the foglamp relay, lights up when. With the switch, you can easily turn on. Therefore, if the switch is broken, the fog light will not turn on. I just installed fog lights and the switch i was given has a little green light that stays on when the car is off. If i put pressure on the switch (down on towards the steering wheel) they stay.

4 pin relay schematic to wire in foglights Wiring Digital and Schematic

Aftermarket Fog Light Switch Stays On Poke the wires and find the one that has voltage when the fog switch is pressed and makes the lights come on, and does not have. While the switch looks complicated, it can be more easily understood if you recognize that it's actually three circuits in one: I just installed fog lights and the switch i was given has a little green light that stays on when the car is off. Controls the foglamp relay, lights up when. With the switch, you can easily turn on. Therefore, if the switch is broken, the fog light will not turn on. The fog lights must be turned on by the controller. Poke the wires and find the one that has voltage when the fog switch is pressed and makes the lights come on, and does not have. Once the reading is found then disconnect the power to the switch and see what the draw drops to. The fogs stay on with the switch in the off position. If i put pressure on the switch (down on towards the steering wheel) they stay. By wiring fog lights with a switch, you gain better control over when to use them.