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hi guyz
i was consederin in instaling some fog lights into my ef monty 94 sedan, i want to know how to hook them up n where bouts is the best place to get them from n how much? n wots involved in doin them urselves. |
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depends on how you want it set up...
do you want them to be able to go on/off all the time only in low beam, only in high beam being fog lights, i say its best having it hooked up to low beam only.... you will need a relay lots of wire and a switch... goto super cheap auto....
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If you want Fog lights then make sure you buy lights with a FOG light spread, Not driving lights.
Fog lights should be mounted low in the front bar to light up the road under the fog layer. So look at mounting them in either the brake ducts or the main air duct in the lower half of the front bumper. Fog lights should be wired to come on with parking lights so that in thick fog they and the parking lights are the only ones on. They should also be switched so they can be turned off leaving the parking lights on. I am using Narva Compac 80's (Fog) in mine. Cost is around $100 Always use a relay. Maximum 55watts each.
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| twr7cx |
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madmax wrote: I am using Narva Compac 80's (Fog) in mine. Cost is around $100
RRP on the Compac 80 kit is close to $150.00 these days(comes with a relay, switch and wiring though). I just ordered in through work 1x Compac 80 driving light and 1x fog light, so I get both. My current driving lights are just little s**t, but my old boy used a trigger wire from one of the factory relays near the battery, and so they only come on when the car is on low beam, when I turn just park lights on, or even change from low beam to high beam, they will turn off - which is fine because when you go onto high beam your usually looking further ahead down the road and so I've found it to be fine. |
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twr7cx wrote: madmax wrote: I am using Narva Compac 80's (Fog) in mine. Cost is around $100 RRP on the Compac 80 kit is close to $150.00 these days(comes with a relay, switch and wiring though) They've gone up quite a bit since I got mine then.
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i have done a little digging for you and ive found this helpfull little site: http://www.carcentral.net/content/guides/HowToInstallAuxiliaryLights.php
a simalar site helped me out when i was installing more lights, i hope this helps 
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Heres' another
http://www.exploroz.com/Vehicle/Accesso ... Lights.asp
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| utenz |
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Oh, just use the low beam wire instead of the hi beam.
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| madmax |
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That car central wiring diagram is wrong. The way they got it the light will work independant of any other light
Driving lights must turn off with High beam Fog lights must turn off with Low beam. Here is my one 
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| russo1 |
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thanx guys heaps for all ur feedback
so best place to find em is autobarn or sumfn like dat ey? |
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| utenz |
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Any Auto Sparky will supply the materials, & good quality ones at that. Most will give advice or instruction for free. You get what you pay for with auxiliary lighting!! How much did you spend on a sound system that'll never save your life!!!
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| fourL6 |
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utenz wrote: Heres' another
http://www.exploroz.com/Vehicle/Accesso ... Lights.asp thats a good site
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| lovxr6 |
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anyone now any place to buy the lights on sydney thanks
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| utenz |
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Haven't lived in Sydney since '99, but I used Powderworks spares in Narrabeen when I was there.
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A couple of extra tips for wiring driving or fog lights.
* Run separate earth wires from each light back to the negative terminal of the battery. That ensures a good earth return and maximum voltage at the globe. * Bosch relays are the most reliable I've found. * Make sure that you use a heavy duty inline fuse holder on the positive side of the circuit. The best ones are made of a bakelite or hard plastic material and are of a two-piece, screw-together style. |
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