KeepinOnThaDL

I am having some trouble with the wireing for these! the instructions dont help at all. I need to know which side of the harness goes to which side of car. does the side with the fuse and relay go to the left side of car?

Bakeoff

does it matter? :doh: if it fits, go with it. If not, switch it. Wiring isn't rocket science.

Kai

The fuse goes on the hot side. The relay probably does too, but relays can go anywhere depending on how they are wired.
:rofl:

KeepinOnThaDL

yeah im a noob, i got everything on, but when i press the switch i can hear the realy click but no light.. (the red wire that comes out of the fuse is a ground right? (if not where does it go?)

Wharbone

grounds usually = black wires

KeepinOnThaDL

yeah thats waht i thought, this guy that was helping me (prly a bigger noob then my self said it was) do you know where the red wire goes to?

ragerized

note to self: dont buy shitty fog lights

Wharbone

i don't know, but I would think it might go to the switch. Got any pics of this?

KeepinOnThaDL

i got the wire that goes to the switch on, im thinking this one goes somewhere to get power, but idk where, and ill try to get some pics (at the end of the wire is a metal circle to bolt on somewhere im guessing)

thanks for the help

Kai

There is nothing shitty about them, a friend of mine (HatchVX) installed them and got them working just fine. If you have any idea how to wire, it's simple.

Red wires are usually "hot" (+)
Black wires are usually "cold" (-)

Fuses are non-directional. You can put the positive and negitive on either side. Whichever side connects to the battery (probably a very short wire) is fine. Both sides will probably be red because it is still the "hot" wire.

The basic way I would wire foglights would be as such:



That is probably how it is set up in the depot kit. I didn't bother making a real electical diagram, because if you don't know how to wire you probably couldn't read the diagram anyway.