Re: Headlight Circuit Breaker Question
Posted by BigKev On 2009/8/18 23:31:49
JD the other option is to use a relay for the headlights. Then they should be a bit brighter, and also it takes all that load of the of the switch and instrument cluster breaker. Then you can use a standard fuse holder hidden in a convenient spot.
You could do it with a 6v single relay that feeds the hi/lo beam switch, and is triggered with the headlight switch feed. Then you power the relay feed with a wire off of the starter feed (with an inline fuse holder). This basically installs in between the headlight switch and the floor hi/lo switch. So really you dont have to cut up any of the factory harness, and can be put back stock in a couple of minutes.
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You could do it with a 6v single relay that feeds the hi/lo beam switch, and is triggered with the headlight switch feed. Then you power the relay feed with a wire off of the starter feed (with an inline fuse holder). This basically installs in between the headlight switch and the floor hi/lo switch. So really you dont have to cut up any of the factory harness, and can be put back stock in a couple of minutes.
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