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72dustervs replied to the thread 1974 AMX Javelin.looks like old keystone wheels, nice score -
I too made my own several years ago when I installed the 2012 Wrangler headlamps.
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72dustervs replied to the thread Headlight Relay Kits.If your going to do it on all wires then 14 gauge or better as stated above by Dale go to 12 gauge
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72dustervs replied to the thread Headlight Relay Kits.I would change the ground to 14 gauge and the supply wire as well , should help
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72dustervs replied to the thread Headlight Relay Kits.I cannot say for sure but would think it would help
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Just adding to the conversation here. I've done hi/lo relays on my dart after upgrading to some pioneer led headlights. I have already...
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72dustervs replied to the thread Headlight Relay Kits.True enough , these mainly got me the wiring already done and was cheap , I will most likely upgrade the relays and probably change the...
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72dustervs replied to the thread Headlight Relay Kits.there are more on ebay for dual headlights , if you search
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Maybe my PIAA bulbs (60/55W) draw more current than std. halogen lamps. I did notice Crackedback’s kits use 12 gauge wire?
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72dustervs replied to the thread Headlight Relay Kits.From what I have read up on , this is the norm for headlight wiring below , doesn't mean I did enough research , just what I have read ...
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72dustervs replied to the thread Headlight Relay Kits.I would think it does not , believe those would be different
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I used these as well. Bought a pack of spare relays as well.
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Only if there is a problem (resistance) with the power feed from the alternator to the main splice. A relay is an electrically powered...
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72dustervs replied to the thread Headlight Relay Kits.I actually never looked close at mine to see , if it does its minimal
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72dustervs replied to the thread Headlight Relay Kits.That's correct as the drivers side is all that matters, the factory wiring is the same , ties in to drivers side and runs to passenger...
