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Old 04-23-2007, 09:50 PM   #21 (permalink)
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here is harness

here is close up of relay side...
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Old 04-23-2007, 09:54 PM   #23 (permalink)
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Hold on one second.
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the other thing...... no wires have to be run through firewall correct?
The brown connector with blue wire and red tracer is taped up behind the washer bottle correct?
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Yeah, mine only had two wires for that also, the two pin (
make sure you clean the grease out very well) and a ground, which I grounded right in the front near the radiator.
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that end has a relay to plug into it....look
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Yeah, thats the side that you ziptie off to the brake wire.
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Yeah, thats the side that you ziptie off to the brake wire.
ok cool.....
Last question.... Did you take off your front bumper or do it from underneath?
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Deff, take off the bumper, only takes about 15 minutes and makes it WAAAAY easier.
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Deff, take off the bumper, only takes about 15 minutes and makes it WAAAAY easier.
guess I should have gotten a cold air intake could have done it all in one shot.....LOL
thanx for the help......
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No problem, have fun, post up some after pics.
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Look at the connector on the OEM blue wire and white wire with red tracer
why is there two on oem and one on after market?
Two on OEM so that the lil fog light indicator turns on (on the dash) .. i think
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Ah, never thought about that one.
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Two on OEM so that the lil fog light indicator turns on (on the dash) .. i think
how can I do this with aftermarket? oh wait nevermind I know how......I'll see if i have the same pin at work and splice the two so it will come on...
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\\ you mean.. run a wire from that red/white one so u can extend it into the other slot? hm.. never thought of it that way.. but let me know if it works// id like to do that heheh
I just finished installing my fogs (with the help of dentrecords on the wiring yday).. man what a fun install! lol
show us pics when ur done n good luck! play safe :)
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\\ you mean.. run a wire from that red/white one so u can extend it into the other slot? hm.. never thought of it that way.. but let me know if it works// id like to do that heheh
I just finished installing my fogs (with the help of dentrecords on the wiring yday).. man what a fun install! lol
show us pics when ur done n good luck! play safe :)
thanx will do mang
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hey, if the wire don't have to pass the firewall, how will it get to the fuse box?
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hey, if the wire don't have to pass the firewall, how will it get to the fuse box?
which wire? the one that goes to the lights?
it's pre wired it's behind the washer bottle. You will see a brown connector look in my pix and you will see.
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I got the same kit as shown by Imthevoiceofgod, and everything is connected EXCEPT the end of the wire, which said it should have a cap but if not to connect to the relay box (same as OEM). So i dont think mine came with a cap and when i goto connect it to the relay box, i dont see anything to connect it to. The fogs arent turning on and im assuming its because the "cap" end isnt connected. Any help would be appreciated.

EDIT: PROBLEM SOLVED !!!
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