mengleff
July 16th, 2003, 19:37
i'm going to wire in a switch for my aux fan and bolt a better light on under the bumper for back-up lights...
the aux fan- i've read everything there is to read on this, and this is probably somewhat redundant... can i just locate a full/part-time hot connection on my fuse box and plug in a male blade type connector right? and run that to my switch, then splice that to the wire ahead of the relay? my xj is a '90 so i don't need to worry about a new relay cuz of the ecu...? do i need to put an inline fuse anywhere? if i do, what amp?
pretty much same ?'s about wiring a new extra back-up light, i'm under the impression that i can locate the hotwire that's lighting up the back-up lights when i hit reverse and splice into one of those for an extra light. is this correct? i want to wire that same light for a switch, can i do the same thing, ie; locate a full-time hot connection from the fuse box with a male blade connector to a switch, then to the light? do i need an in-line fuse anywhere if i can do it this way?
none of my knowledge about this stuff is real-life, so i much appreciate any answers :D
the aux fan- i've read everything there is to read on this, and this is probably somewhat redundant... can i just locate a full/part-time hot connection on my fuse box and plug in a male blade type connector right? and run that to my switch, then splice that to the wire ahead of the relay? my xj is a '90 so i don't need to worry about a new relay cuz of the ecu...? do i need to put an inline fuse anywhere? if i do, what amp?
pretty much same ?'s about wiring a new extra back-up light, i'm under the impression that i can locate the hotwire that's lighting up the back-up lights when i hit reverse and splice into one of those for an extra light. is this correct? i want to wire that same light for a switch, can i do the same thing, ie; locate a full-time hot connection from the fuse box with a male blade connector to a switch, then to the light? do i need an in-line fuse anywhere if i can do it this way?
none of my knowledge about this stuff is real-life, so i much appreciate any answers :D