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u should be fine as long as it is fused. The relay just takes the load off of the switch so you wouldnt have all those amps on the switch. But if your not any were near ur max amp limit of the switch you should be fine. Just make sure there is a fuse. LOL i must say that a few times haha

 

That's what I figured. I actually just test fitted a 6 position fuse panel under the hood but couldn't find a good place for it to go. I would have three accessories on my positive battery terminal as if I add a light so I'm looking to clean it up a bit.

 

its even worst with relays, cause you need power to the relay and switch, so 2 positives for every aux light. then you got to find a place for the relay. Pain i tell you lol

 

So fuse?

 

These little guys could save you a lot of hassle

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always fuse if runnign a wire off the batery or some other power source.

 

Does anyone have an amazing write up for flawless wiring. I.E.: adding fuses, adding relays, etc.
Thanks!

 

Also, really descriptive, pictures and other helpful items.
Thanks again.

 

Fuse anything and everything.

Should be. But I burned up most my wiring with two of the 6" bars for my mirror lights. I'd just get a relay..just me though

Think they are 50w fogs. You'll be more then safe running the 21s off your stock harness

Not true. You can route the ground through the switch on the relay. Safer amd effective. What I do

X2

 

Ill have one that should help in a bit

 

Thanks buddy.

 

what do you mean by this? cant picture what your saying.

 

By running power to both three of the posts then the switch run the ground to the post of the switch side if the relay. Makes for a cleaner install too

 

Should i combine both wires from the fogs into the led(like strip left and right postive, then run those into the postive of the LED) or can i get away with just doing one side?

 

I would assume just one..but can't hurt..

 

Sorry, i dont understand what you mean.

do you follow something like this? or are you using a 5 pin relay?

 

Sorta.

I skip running power to the switch. Instead I just run power to 86 87 and 30. The. The switch goes on the 85 side with the ground. No power goes through the switch keeping it from melting. All the power stay over at the relay.

Make sense?? I can get a photo of what I'm talking about.

 

cool thanks!

 

now i gotcha. thanks