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H3-50w Supercrap. as reverse lights, 99 Lux How to connect?

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H3-50w Supercrap. as reverse lights, 99 Lux How to connect?

Post by wisey »

Hi sparkies

I've got the above lights to install but,

1. both wires from back of light are 'white'. Diagram does not indicate + or -- .

2. I want to have incab 'ON' switch
2a. as well as working for reversing, when engaged

I understand a relay+ fuse will be necassary.

Can you explain to an electrical novice how to wire this up, Please

Thanks
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Post by pongo »

1. Shouldnt matter which way round the wires are.
2. Use a 3 way toggle switch on/off/on to set up the reverseing only/ constant on.

3. A relay will depend on the size of switch and light/s, etc, But a realy would be better.

I hope i have helped somewhat

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Re: H3-50w Supercrap. as reverse lights, 99 Lux How to conne

Post by -Scott- »

wisey wrote:Hi sparkies

I've got the above lights to install but,

1. both wires from back of light are 'white'. Diagram does not indicate + or -- .

2. I want to have incab 'ON' switch
2a. as well as working for reversing, when engaged

I understand a relay+ fuse will be necassary.

Can you explain to an electrical novice how to wire this up, Please

Thanks
Legally, rear facing white lights are ONLY allowed on when in reverse. Work lights are permitted if they can't be switched from within the cabin.
Who actually obeys these rules? :lol:

For wiring? A relay isn't really essential for a 50W "work light" but it's not a bad idea. How to wire it is a little too complicated for this time of night. :P

There's a couple of members who are good a describing this stuff - hopefully one will come along soon.

Good luck,

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Post by ricky1970 »

Run fused power feed wire to a relay, earth relay, run switch wire from relay to 3-pos switch in dash (middle terminal), 1 outer terminal to reverse (original) wire, outer outer terminal to a powered terminal in fuse box (powered with ign on or of, your choice). This gives option of off, on with reverse lights & manually on.
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Post by familybus »

where in syd are yah wisey? if yah not far pop in and well work it out! ;)
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Post by wisey »

Thanks Familybus

You made a relativley easy job look so much easier.
All the earths in the right place and not to many negatives, or was that the other way around, too many negtives and not enough positives. Hang on , jus give me a mo' to go through this...........

No seriously, Thanks for giving me your time and great to meet you and Tiny. Thanks Tiny

And not a n n n n n nn...ss...n, datsun bolt to be seen. HAHAHAHAHA

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Post by familybus »

bwahahahahahaha! if we hada had a NISSAN bolt in there it woulda been right the first time! :D :finger: but seriously thanks for being patient and need anything else done gimme a hollar! i might contact your mob during the week anyway and see whats they got! your right it cant hurt! ;)
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