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Ellis

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30th Apr 08 at 15:34

Is it possible to wire front fog lights to the full beam?

i.e. so when you flash your lights the fog's flash also...

fazza

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30th Apr 08 at 15:35

so that when you flash and let police out of a junction they see this and give you a 30quid fine.
could be done though mate

Ellis

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30th Apr 08 at 15:38

106 Quicksilver - the fog's flash on that with full beam....

Any idea how to do it though?

Torsa g

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30th Apr 08 at 15:40

just link the live wire from the high beam to the live connector on your fogs,

Ellis

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30th Apr 08 at 15:43

Any ideas as to which wire is the live?

So you mean just split the wire into two, then join to the fog light live?

fazza

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30th Apr 08 at 15:45

could just get a voltmeter mate and hold the meter on the earth and get a mate to push the full beam button and this will give you the live reading mate

Ellis

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30th Apr 08 at 15:47

quote:
Originally posted by corsagsi16vplym
could just get a voltmeter mate and hold the meter on the earth and get a mate to push the full beam button and this will give you the live reading mate

Good shout, i'll give it bash...

Would the size of the fuse have to be changed at all?

B3KAN

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30th Apr 08 at 15:54

What a gay idea

Just make a loom and wire them properly

[Edited on 30-04-2008 by B3KAN]

Ellis

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30th Apr 08 at 15:55

quote:
Originally posted by B3KAN
What a gay idea

About as gay as door trim!

B3KAN

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30th Apr 08 at 15:56

quote:
Originally posted by Neepheed

quote:
Originally posted by B3KAN
What a gay idea

About as gay as door trim!

Better than being a sheep

Ellis

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30th Apr 08 at 15:57

quote:
Originally posted by B3KAN

quote:
Originally posted by Neepheed

quote:
Originally posted by B3KAN
What a gay idea

About as gay as door trim!

Better than being a sheep

Any hints as to which wire is live so i don't have to find my multimeter?

B3KAN

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30th Apr 08 at 15:58

No i wired mine proper with a gm switch

[Edited on 30-04-2008 by B3KAN]

fazza

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30th Apr 08 at 16:01

so ur fog lights also come on with full beam mate?

B3KAN

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30th Apr 08 at 16:02

quote:
Originally posted by corsagsi16vplym
so ur fog lights also come on with full beam mate?

Mine?

No mine come on as they should "for use when its foggy"

I made a loom up and got a proper gm swich and wired them up

Ellis

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30th Apr 08 at 16:05

quote:
Originally posted by B3KAN
No i wired mine proper with a gm switch

[Edited on 30-04-2008 by B3KAN]

So did I

Just fancied it through the full beams as i never use fog's on their own...

fazza

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30th Apr 08 at 16:06

quote:
Originally posted by B3KAN

quote:
Originally posted by corsagsi16vplym
so ur fog lights also come on with full beam mate?

Mine?

No mine come on as they should "for use when its foggy" I made a loom up and got a proper gm swich and wired them up

thats what i thought lol, he doesnt want that though he wants them on when full beam are on lol

Ellis

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30th Apr 08 at 16:08

quote:
Originally posted by corsagsi16vplym

quote:
Originally posted by B3KAN

quote:
Originally posted by corsagsi16vplym
so ur fog lights also come on with full beam mate?

Mine?

No mine come on as they should "for use when its foggy" I made a loom up and got a proper gm swich and wired them up

thats what i thought lol, he doesnt want that though he wants them on when full beam are on lol

Indeed

fazza

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30th Apr 08 at 16:11

just do as i said above mate, should be fine with that fuse.

Ellis

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30th Apr 08 at 16:11

quote:
Originally posted by corsagsi16vplym
just do as i said above mate, should be fine with that fuse.

Cheers for your help

B3KAN

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1st May 08 at 00:23

quote:
Originally posted by Neepheed

quote:
Originally posted by B3KAN
No i wired mine proper with a gm switch

[Edited on 30-04-2008 by B3KAN]

So did I Just fancied it through the full beams as i never use fog's on their own...

Well just push the switch on when you have main beam on

simple

pow

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