Reply to "Fog light wiring."

550 PhilFear the Yorkie! Supporting Member

This is the fog light wiring harness I bought. I really only have one concern. The red (+) wire coming from the connector to the power switch. I'm assuming that I can run it to the battery with another in line fuse. And if I do should I use another 25A fuse box? This would allow the fog lights to run independently from the ignition. Or I guess I could run this directly to my main fuse box and tie it into a fuse dependent on the ignition being on. Any particular fuse be better for this? Thanks

Or I guess I could hook it to the (+) wire from one of the low beams. But then the fog lights could only be used when low beams are on. I think I would like them independent from headlights.

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