yep as the first fuse to go is the one that controls the central locking, windows and interior lights!
Always a good idea to disconnect the battery when working on electrics
Quote from: Wazzzer on 29 November 2008, 20:12Old plug end New plug end3 42 51 3 1 (wire runs down to fuse box for + feed)The ends on the wires you have labelled 3 4 and 5 look like they will slot straight into your standard plug so just use the diagram above. Rhyso is right, the bullet ended wire will be the one needed to run down the A pillar to the grey/blue wire off the back of the dimmer switch to give the illumination (and dimmer controlled)Give me a shout if you need any help on this as I used to make and sell the adaptors Wazzr i really think you should start making those looms again, they're only available of Kufatec for £22ish!Tim
Old plug end New plug end3 42 51 3 1 (wire runs down to fuse box for + feed)The ends on the wires you have labelled 3 4 and 5 look like they will slot straight into your standard plug so just use the diagram above. Rhyso is right, the bullet ended wire will be the one needed to run down the A pillar to the grey/blue wire off the back of the dimmer switch to give the illumination (and dimmer controlled)Give me a shout if you need any help on this as I used to make and sell the adaptors
That's annoying;)I want the light but can't be bothered to pay £22 for the loom, unless i ordered bulk of them (shippage stay same) and flogged em on for a small profit.Really don't trust myself with wiring!
Quote from: T_J_G on 29 November 2008, 21:53That's annoying;)I want the light but can't be bothered to pay £22 for the loom, unless i ordered bulk of them (shippage stay same) and flogged em on for a small profit.Really don't trust myself with wiring!its really simple - the hardest part is soldering the power cable into the headlight switch i'm useless with electrics and soldering and i manged to do it
Is there another method other than soldering?
I fancy one of these sometime in the future.