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Normal place for relay with Spotlights??

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Normal place for relay with Spotlights??

Post by BrentE »

Where would you usually put a relay for spotlights... i guess it totally dosnt matter just wondering where most put it :)
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Post by thehanko »

Mine sits beside the fuse box under the bonnet.
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Post by BrentE »

sweet sounds lyk good place
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Post by macca81 »

wherever there is room between the lights and the power source
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Post by Tomo_89 »

I wired mine behind the drivers side kick panel where all the headlight wires run so it is easy to branch off the highbeam wire if you plan on doing it that way.
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