backup light wiring help needed
im in need of some help for my back up light, i have a 6 inch work light under my bumper that is spliced into my stock backup lights, it works great for just backing up, but i need to hook it up to a toggle switch (even though i absolutly hate how they look) to see into my barn at night
now my question is, is there something i can put in line so it wont back charge my stock system? i am going to put a relay in it so its brighter but i dont want it to back charge and hurt anything
i am willing to give up it coming on with the stock lights and just putting it on a switch but i really dont want to
any imput will be appriciated
now my question is, is there something i can put in line so it wont back charge my stock system? i am going to put a relay in it so its brighter but i dont want it to back charge and hurt anything
i am willing to give up it coming on with the stock lights and just putting it on a switch but i really dont want to
any imput will be appriciated
Click for full size - Uploaded with plasq's SkitchThere you go. Relay when the gear is in "R". Toggle switch when not. DO NOT HAVE TOGGLE SWITCH ON WHEN IN "R". Not sure what would happen but It may be fine it may not. Ur call.
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FIXED.
Last edited by Cheat; Mar 15, 2010 at 09:47 PM.
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DAMN IT, I messed up the wiring, hold on im uploading a new image, Thanks for that 95RAM. Owe ya one.
Last edited by Cheat; Mar 15, 2010 at 09:46 PM.
ok, i think i got it but that diagram confused me
but this is what i think i got
tail light-relay-switch-light
but wont that back charge? im not expert electrician by any means so sorry for the ignorance
but this is what i think i got
tail light-relay-switch-light
but wont that back charge? im not expert electrician by any means so sorry for the ignorance
who doesn't like toggle switches?? I lovvve them lol...
I would just wire it up independant of the taillights on a switch...
I would just wire it up independant of the taillights on a switch...
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If you don't like the look of a toggle switch on the dash, you could always just tuck it up under the dash (near your knee's) and just reach under when you need to turn it on. I also wired my work lights to the battery and a switch, it's easy to do.
-i know im an idiot for doing that-
im going to tuck the switch under my steering column so its pretty easy to get to i would rather be safe than i need an auxiliary reverse light



