Wiring Otrattw switch for fog lights?

Hey everyone, I plan on doing the fog light mod for the 01-04 1st gen's. I have the LED Switchback lights and i want to run the fog lights to a switch. I purchased the switch and have it, i also printed out the wiring diagram. It is this one. http://www.otrattw.com/wiring/F76a.pdf I have wired lights before but i have only used a simple 3 prong (power,ground,switch light) switch. This one is much more complex, all i want to do is power the 2 lights, ground the switch, and give power to the switch for the light on the switch. I get that #2 is for the power, and #6 is for the switch light I'm pretty sure. Other than that I am at a loss, also if i tapped into the power outlets, would they give enough power to supply power to the switch and the lights? All I'm trying to do is wire it so I can turn the fog lights on and off with the switch. I really don't want to return the switch either. Thanks, James.

 

How many connectors are on the back of the OTRATTW switch you have? 4 or 5?

 

It has 5 connectors.

 

#8 connects to ignition activated positive (cig lighter outlet works well for this). This circuit is for lighting up the led emblem on the switch (low amperage)

#2 connects to 12v directly from battery (don't forget to use an inline fuse.) This circuit is the main power circuit to the lights, use 14ga or 12ga wire if possible.

#3 goes to the lights 12v positive. (Again, 12ga or 14ga wire.)

#7 and #6 can both be tied together and connected to a nearby ground.

Don't forget to ground the lights but this doesn't run back to the switch.

 

Just what Clint said, with one minor but important correction.

 

*fixed*

Thanks for that

 

Wow thank you so much! and just making sure, the lights are the turn signals so they already have a ground. I wouldn't have to make another ground right?

 

You still have to have a ground for the LEDs in the switch.

6/7 are the Lower/Upper negatives, so yes, you need a ground there or you won't get a lights in your switch.

8 is the upper positive.

The lower positive is picked up internally from #2, which is the incoming power source.

Took me a while to figure that part out when I got my first one.