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Originally Posted by
rickster991
Right that’s what figured is happening. The “hi beam” switch I bought, that matches my horn button, is on/off. I was hoping to use it by connecting the blue wire straight to low beam. Meaning it will always be on when the light switch is on. And then “T” the blue wire to the on/off button to power the high beams when it is pressed. So when the “hi beam” button is pressed the head lights would be getting a high beam and low beam power at the same time. Will this fry the headlights?
I I have another on/on switch I got but it is not as nice as the ones from Billet Automotive Buttons I have.
Use the on off switch to drive a five-pin changeover relay. The changeover relay will then give you high or low beam.
Cheers, Nigel
Mk.4 FFR supplied Right hand drive
Received 12/2012 completed 12/2019
Gen1 Coyote / TKO600 / IRS
Lots of mods to make compliant for Australian design rules
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