Dim Lights At Idle
Robert. I bought my relays on the internet over a year ago and don't remember where. However, you should be able to get them at any auto parts store (Autozone, Advance, Napa, etc). They are just 4 or 5 pin SPST 30 AMP relays. Very common. I used 2 relays - 1 for low beam and 1 for high beam.
I bought relays with the pigtails (wiring harness) attached. They also have a mounting tab attached to secure them to the car. I will take some pics of my installation tomorrow and post here for you. I am using 20 Amp circuit breakers instead of inline fuses as shown in the attached diagram. I have one breaker for low beam and the other for high beam. If you blow a fuse you will lose your lights - if a breaker trips it will automatically try to reset. I now have some really bright headlights and no load on the headlights or dimmer switches.
Here's the diagram:
Robert. I bought my relays on the internet over a year ago and don't remember where. However, you should be able to get them at any auto parts store (Autozone, Advance, Napa, etc). They are just 4 or 5 pin SPST 30 AMP relays. Very common. I used 2 relays - 1 for low beam and 1 for high beam.
I bought relays with the pigtails (wiring harness) attached. They also have a mounting tab attached to secure them to the car. I will take some pics of my installation tomorrow and post here for you. I am using 20 Amp circuit breakers instead of inline fuses as shown in the attached diagram. I have one breaker for low beam and the other for high beam. If you blow a fuse you will lose your lights - if a breaker trips it will automatically try to reset. I now have some really bright headlights and no load on the headlights or dimmer switches.
Here's the diagram: