5 pin switch wiring, please HELP!!
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I have grown a lot of respect for electrical work. Always thought it was as easy as just splicing wires together..The switch for my fog burnt out and i bought a replacement. it has 5 pins and the foglight has 4 wires, 1 black, 2 red, and 1 yellow. I got the basics checked off black is ground and have it already wired to the pin. I am trying to set it up that the switch light only turns on when the lights are on.
I tried putting the two reds together but still a no go. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
I tried putting the two reds together but still a no go. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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^ that website helped with my remote start install. It was a good resource but I still verified all the wires before connecting.
Since I don't know what kit you have I can only assume what the colors are. Do you have a multimeter?
I would expect it to be wired similiar to this with the power for the light jumping over and the yellow wire being the coil (+):
Since I don't know what kit you have I can only assume what the colors are. Do you have a multimeter?
I would expect it to be wired similiar to this with the power for the light jumping over and the yellow wire being the coil (+):
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^ that website helped with my remote start install. It was a good resource but I still verified all the wires before connecting.
Since I don't know what kit you have I can only assume what the colors are. Do you have a multimeter?
I would expect it to be wired similiar to this with the power for the light jumping over and the yellow wire being the coil (+):
Since I don't know what kit you have I can only assume what the colors are. Do you have a multimeter?
I would expect it to be wired similiar to this with the power for the light jumping over and the yellow wire being the coil (+):
Should I have had one of the reds with the yellow on the accessory pins as shown on the switch diagram? When I tried that the light was constantly on even with the car off.
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I have that same kit and never installed it. I don't know where it as the moment though.
It looks like the red from the fuse box goes the acc, the yellow to the (+), black on (-) and other red you don't need because the switch you have has the pins soldered together.
It looks like the red from the fuse box goes the acc, the yellow to the (+), black on (-) and other red you don't need because the switch you have has the pins soldered together.
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Thank you ill give that a try and hopefully it works. I will post an update with the results.
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sounds good.
I am guessing that instead of jumping the pins together at the switch the original switch had the power wire coming from the relay where it was tapped there. If I could find my fog lights I could look at them and tell.
I am guessing that instead of jumping the pins together at the switch the original switch had the power wire coming from the relay where it was tapped there. If I could find my fog lights I could look at them and tell.
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So i tried doing as you said but it didnt work.
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yea i believe so and it only happend when i had it wired like that. when i changed it back to red for positive and yellow for acc so the switch light would not be constantly on i did not hear it
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So when you had it red (+) and yellow (acc) the light was not on but the switch wouldn't turn on the relay?
What red? The one from the fuse box?
The light stays on when you have the red from the fuse panel hooked to (+) correct?
You actually have a test light with your switch. What wires when hooked to the (+) make the light turn on?
What red? The one from the fuse box?
The light stays on when you have the red from the fuse panel hooked to (+) correct?
You actually have a test light with your switch. What wires when hooked to the (+) make the light turn on?
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So when you had it red (+) and yellow (acc) the light was not on but the switch wouldn't turn on the relay?
What red? The one from the fuse box?
The light stays on when you have the red from the fuse panel hooked to (+) correct?
You actually have a test light with your switch. What wires when hooked to the (+) make the light turn on?
What red? The one from the fuse box?
The light stays on when you have the red from the fuse panel hooked to (+) correct?
You actually have a test light with your switch. What wires when hooked to the (+) make the light turn on?
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So when you had it red (+) and yellow (acc) the light was not on but the switch wouldn't turn on the relay?
What red? The one from the fuse box?
The light stays on when you have the red from the fuse panel hooked to (+) correct?
You actually have a test light with your switch. What wires when hooked to the (+) make the light turn on?
What red? The one from the fuse box?
The light stays on when you have the red from the fuse panel hooked to (+) correct?
You actually have a test light with your switch. What wires when hooked to the (+) make the light turn on?
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Sorry for the delay.
It could be the switch but it would help if you could tell me exactly where each wire is going. Which pin(s) on the relay. I am assuming the wiring and it's not working to well.
If you get a basic ohm/volt meter from HF you can test the switch.
It could be the switch but it would help if you could tell me exactly where each wire is going. Which pin(s) on the relay. I am assuming the wiring and it's not working to well.
If you get a basic ohm/volt meter from HF you can test the switch.
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I have it wired like the diagram shows and have both reds hooked together. Maybe the switch is bad. However it does light up. Ill go to the store see if i can find another one.
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