Re: Wiring Junior Trippe Lights
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Hi Pack120C,
There'll be electrical experts weighing in on this for sure, and I seem to recall a wiring diagram for 'driving lights' being posted not that long ago. I bought a set of Unity/Packard lights for my car and they came with an under-dash switch. That allowed them to be wired 'independently' of the regular Headlight wiring and all that was required for power was a hot wire to the switch, which I grabbed from a 'key-on-only' contact on the ignition switch. (easy to find with a multi-meter) I'd use a good heavy gauge wire and a fairly stout fuse as the lights draw quite a bit of juice. Chris.
Posted on: 2020/12/9 15:35
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'If you think you can, or you think you can't - you're right!' Henry Ford.
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Couple of pics of the Unity driving light switch.... Chris
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Posted on: 2020/12/9 15:46
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'If you think you can, or you think you can't - you're right!' Henry Ford.
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You can find a '60s era switch made by unity here.
Posted on: 2020/12/9 18:21
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Thanks Chris and Don !
Posted on: 2020/12/10 9:52
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