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![]() Join Date: Feb 2008 ![]()
| Looking to fit some new lights. Nothing fancy but they run through a controller and have a +'ve and -'ve feed. If i wanted to fit them to a switch on the dash instead of just having them controlled by the controller how would i go about it? | ||||||||
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![]() Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Gloucester ![]()
| Not sure if this will help http://www.estimaowners.com/communit...eds-neons.html | ||||||||
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![]() Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Gloucester ![]()
| I have had Ivory's lights fitted to separate switches it meant removing parts of the dash but was worth it ![]() ![]() Wiring from the tubes goes up through the engine hatch ![]() All lights are powered through a separate fuse box fitted under the bonnet ![]() With the central point for the under body lights fitted near by ![]() Hardest part was finding a fixing point for the rear Under body tube because of towbar so attached it in front of the rear axle | ||||||||
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![]() Join Date: Jan 2008 ![]()
| I disconnected the front fog lights and used the power running to the back of the bulbs,that way you have a switch already on the dash,same can be done for side and rear lighting by using power running to rear fog light then again switch already on dash,Nick. | ||||||||
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