There isn't really a thread here for making your own relay harness...
so here's a clean how-to:
- 20ft 14 Gauge wire: Autozone/strauss has them for $ 5.00
- 10 sets of Disconnect Pairs(male and female) 14gauge: autozone has them for $ 5.00
- 12 Volt 30amp Relay: autozone or strauss has them for $ 5.00
- Black electrical tape: $ 0.99
- fuse holder 14 gauge: $1.50
- 9006 male connector (only one is needed)
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Let's start by simply gathering the parts together...
And following this simple drawing you'll be set =]
- Start by cutting two wires that can be 4ft long. This will be the positive and negative for the ballast that will be located further away from
- Cut two wires that are 1 ft long. This will be for the negative and positive for the ballast that's the closest to the relay harness.
- Cut two wires that are 6 inches long. This will go to the 9006 female for a plug and play.
- Use the cut wires above as you wish on the description below. Remember, one headlight is almost touching the battery so use the short ones for the ballast that will be connected to such headlight and 9006 female connector.
Now let's go to the drawings:
Note: The drawings have numbers where it says relay that's because the relay has 4 teeth. Each teeth is already numbered on the relay itself. Look for them.
1.Ground or negative: Prepare both with one disconnect female at one end only...not both(the ballast + and - wire will have disconnect males)...At the very end of the wires you have to attach a single wire and wrap them up in black electrical tape and attach a terminal to the end. This will be bolted onto the chassis =]
2. Grab 2 wires and prepare 2 ends with female disconnects. Unite/crimple the other ends and attach another short wire with one end having a female disconnect.
3. Grab one wire and attach it to the fuse holder and wrap electrical tape around it. The to the other end of the fuse holder, attach a terminal...
4. Grab the 9006 male connector and add extensions to the wires if u need them longer...then attach two female disconnects. You're done with the wiring!
Now attach everything and your relay harness is f*ckin done! =]
You just saved yourself 50 bucks. (taken from hidplanet.com)
Here is where everything should be attached to on the relay.
Final Product: it should look similar to this...
so here's a clean how-to:
- 20ft 14 Gauge wire: Autozone/strauss has them for $ 5.00
- 10 sets of Disconnect Pairs(male and female) 14gauge: autozone has them for $ 5.00
- 12 Volt 30amp Relay: autozone or strauss has them for $ 5.00
- Black electrical tape: $ 0.99
- fuse holder 14 gauge: $1.50
- 9006 male connector (only one is needed)
................
Let's start by simply gathering the parts together...
And following this simple drawing you'll be set =]
- Start by cutting two wires that can be 4ft long. This will be the positive and negative for the ballast that will be located further away from
- Cut two wires that are 1 ft long. This will be for the negative and positive for the ballast that's the closest to the relay harness.
- Cut two wires that are 6 inches long. This will go to the 9006 female for a plug and play.
- Use the cut wires above as you wish on the description below. Remember, one headlight is almost touching the battery so use the short ones for the ballast that will be connected to such headlight and 9006 female connector.
Now let's go to the drawings:
Note: The drawings have numbers where it says relay that's because the relay has 4 teeth. Each teeth is already numbered on the relay itself. Look for them.
1.Ground or negative: Prepare both with one disconnect female at one end only...not both(the ballast + and - wire will have disconnect males)...At the very end of the wires you have to attach a single wire and wrap them up in black electrical tape and attach a terminal to the end. This will be bolted onto the chassis =]
2. Grab 2 wires and prepare 2 ends with female disconnects. Unite/crimple the other ends and attach another short wire with one end having a female disconnect.
3. Grab one wire and attach it to the fuse holder and wrap electrical tape around it. The to the other end of the fuse holder, attach a terminal...
4. Grab the 9006 male connector and add extensions to the wires if u need them longer...then attach two female disconnects. You're done with the wiring!
Now attach everything and your relay harness is f*ckin done! =]
You just saved yourself 50 bucks. (taken from hidplanet.com)
Here is where everything should be attached to on the relay.
Final Product: it should look similar to this...