Mongolian Explorer Registered user Joined Mar 5, 2014 Messages 288 Reaction score 1 Location Somerset Mar 1, 2022 #1 Can you piggy back straight from the head light bulbs (plugging piggy back connector in the bulb itself) secondary lights via a switched relay
Can you piggy back straight from the head light bulbs (plugging piggy back connector in the bulb itself) secondary lights via a switched relay
adventuredon Well-known member UKGSer Subscriber Joined May 13, 2010 Messages 7,437 Reaction score 854 Location Wandsworth, London Mar 1, 2022 #2 cant see why not, its a switched live
leadfarmer He / Him / That Fucker UKGSer Subscriber Joined Nov 5, 2015 Messages 13,005 Reaction score 4,940 Location Dark Side of the Moon (Haute Loire) France Mar 1, 2022 #3 I seem to remember some car manufacturers did that with certain twin bulb headlamps, just a simple daisy chain from one bulb to another
I seem to remember some car manufacturers did that with certain twin bulb headlamps, just a simple daisy chain from one bulb to another
Riceburner Active member UKGSer Subscriber Joined Aug 5, 2012 Messages 416 Reaction score 77 Location Hiding in your blind spot Mar 2, 2022 #4 Mongolian Explorer said: Can you piggy back straight from the head light bulbs (plugging piggy back connector in the bulb itself) secondary lights via a switched relay Click to expand... Might be easier to take the relay positive (the relay switching feed) from a lower powered circuit - I tend to use the instrument illumination bulb circuits, they're somewhat less important.
Mongolian Explorer said: Can you piggy back straight from the head light bulbs (plugging piggy back connector in the bulb itself) secondary lights via a switched relay Click to expand... Might be easier to take the relay positive (the relay switching feed) from a lower powered circuit - I tend to use the instrument illumination bulb circuits, they're somewhat less important.