Help with fog light wiring
11-22-2015, 05:00 PM
#4
Help with fog light wiring
Originally Posted by Red-Ford
How are you trying to do it? All come on with one switch, or all come on individually? Also, how many wires are coming out of the back of each light?
11-22-2015, 06:49 PM
#5
Senior Member
My reverse lights are one wire.
I did wire them up but the button stopped working lol. I ust cut the button off and used my old one though, not a big deal. I did however forget my purpose in doing that. I wanted to not only make the wire mess look a little bit better, but also make my light bar come on separate from the KC's. When it's cold and later at night, I don't think the best and wired them all together lol.
I think later on I'll buy a littler bit better quality wiring harness for the light bar, KC's, and reverse lights.
I did wire them up but the button stopped working lol. I ust cut the button off and used my old one though, not a big deal. I did however forget my purpose in doing that. I wanted to not only make the wire mess look a little bit better, but also make my light bar come on separate from the KC's. When it's cold and later at night, I don't think the best and wired them all together lol.
I think later on I'll buy a littler bit better quality wiring harness for the light bar, KC's, and reverse lights.
11-22-2015, 10:04 PM
#7
Senior Member
Easy, the black wire gets connected to a bolt, then the red wire goes to the switch, the switch should have another power and ground, run the other power to the battery, and the ground to a random bolt.
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11-23-2015, 12:07 AM
#8
Help with fog light wiring
What is stated above is correct. But let me alliterate. The bolts for ground should be bolted to metal. Not plastic or fiberglass. Also there might not be a ground coming off switch. Only if the switch has an led indicator on it then it will have its own ground.