Fog Light Switch.
08-30-2006, 12:44 AM
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Fog Light Switch.
Just got a stock fog light dash button off E-bay to replace my aftermarket ESVA import button.
The current button has 3 wires, any easy method of swapping these wires to the five spades on the back of the stock button?
Anyone want a dash washer jet button, as my import doesn't have the jets? Let me know.
The current button has 3 wires, any easy method of swapping these wires to the five spades on the back of the stock button?
Anyone want a dash washer jet button, as my import doesn't have the jets? Let me know.
08-30-2006, 12:57 AM
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I'd found This Thread .. but of course it's rather vague with no real details.
Looks like there is a small ECU to do this on a UK car.
Any ideas chaps?
Looks like there is a small ECU to do this on a UK car.
Any ideas chaps?
08-30-2006, 03:49 AM
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My guess :
5 wires would probably be
Earth, permanent power, switched power, illumination feed & a trip wire to the relay for the foglamp.
Aftermarket would probably be Earth, power & a trip wire to the relay.
Only a guess though.
Good luck.
Bharat
5 wires would probably be
Earth, permanent power, switched power, illumination feed & a trip wire to the relay for the foglamp.
Aftermarket would probably be Earth, power & a trip wire to the relay.
Only a guess though.
Good luck.
Bharat
09-01-2006, 12:14 AM
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Looking at the other link, this button triggers a small ecu.
Does anyone have a pin out guide for the buton, or even a electrical diagram?
I'm going to have to get a multimeter in there and start testing stuff out.
Does anyone have a pin out guide for the buton, or even a electrical diagram?
I'm going to have to get a multimeter in there and start testing stuff out.
