Jgeiken
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- Jesse
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Hey guys,
So I’m getting ready to wire up a pair of Baja Designs LP6 lights to my AUX system. I plan on using the AUX 1 wire for the LP6 high beam and not hooking up the other wires because i don’t really need the low beams or running lights.
My question Is this: I would like to run a relay to my headlight high beam wire so the LP6 lights will only operate with the headlight high beams on. It seems that if I run a relay between the AUX 1 wire and the hot wire going to the lights, with a lead going from the headlight wire to the relay this should work correct? Since the AUX 1 wire is putting out 30 amps, do I need to run a separate power wire to the battery?
Sorry for the ignorance but I’m new to the whole relay thing and YouTube isn’t doing me a ton of favors since the “switch” (aux 1) is feeding enough power to run the lights and isn’t needing a dedicated power supply to the lights from the batter.
This should allow me to turn the lights on and off with the AUX 1 button, but they will only work with the high beams on correct?
Could anyone describe the pins I would need to hook up for each wire?
So I’m getting ready to wire up a pair of Baja Designs LP6 lights to my AUX system. I plan on using the AUX 1 wire for the LP6 high beam and not hooking up the other wires because i don’t really need the low beams or running lights.
My question Is this: I would like to run a relay to my headlight high beam wire so the LP6 lights will only operate with the headlight high beams on. It seems that if I run a relay between the AUX 1 wire and the hot wire going to the lights, with a lead going from the headlight wire to the relay this should work correct? Since the AUX 1 wire is putting out 30 amps, do I need to run a separate power wire to the battery?
Sorry for the ignorance but I’m new to the whole relay thing and YouTube isn’t doing me a ton of favors since the “switch” (aux 1) is feeding enough power to run the lights and isn’t needing a dedicated power supply to the lights from the batter.
This should allow me to turn the lights on and off with the AUX 1 button, but they will only work with the high beams on correct?
Could anyone describe the pins I would need to hook up for each wire?
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