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navara lights

Post by Wart Hog »

trying to conect a light beeper to my navara D22, to let me know when the lights are left on. Got a beper and have been told to conect it to the con power and the light fuse.... but doesn't work
Anyone got any ideas........................... :?:
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Re: navara lights

Post by bundy4x4 »

found this should be good for u http://www.gbnetwork.co.uk/circuits/car ... inder.html
Wart Hog wrote:trying to conect a light beeper to my navara D22, to let me know when the lights are left on. Got a beper and have been told to conect it to the con power and the light fuse.... but doesn't work
Anyone got any ideas........................... :?:
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Post by murcod »

I've always just used a cheap 12V buzzer and wired it between the instrument backlighting (or any source that's powered with the headlights) and the door switch. It does mean you will get buzzing anytime the lights are on and the door open, but it's simple.
David
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