After work today I'm going to hardwire the headlights on a 70 satellite to an external switch because the main switch and harness melted.
my question is this.
can I just run a power wire from the battery, construct my circuit, install my new switch and ground to the body?
also do you think 14guage wire will be sufficient?
hardwires headlights question
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- Darkhelmet
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Re: hardwires headlights question
Do you think you should fuse it just in case? Not sure the kind of power those lights draw.
Just something I would think about before doing it.
Just something I would think about before doing it.
Re: hardwires headlights question
You are going to use the stock relay right? It should be fine, and 14 ga wire should be stout enough.
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Re: hardwires headlights question
[quote=""thestealth""]You are going to use the stock relay right? It should be fine, and 14 ga wire should be stout enough.[/quote]
actually I wasn't. I'm going to create a seperate ciruit that is switched and fused.
I'm going to run a wire from the battery positive to a fuse to a switch. then from the switch to both positive headlamp leads. and then individually ground each headlamp to the chassis.
actually I wasn't. I'm going to create a seperate ciruit that is switched and fused.
I'm going to run a wire from the battery positive to a fuse to a switch. then from the switch to both positive headlamp leads. and then individually ground each headlamp to the chassis.