Heritage Passing lamps HELP!!!
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08-06-2007 | 07:43 PM
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RE: Heritage Passing lamps HELP!!!
Ok, I bought a 3 position switch at Murray's auto parts. (Looks like the stock switch)
I wired it from the headlight low beam in the down position. (yellow wire)
Center is OFF
In the up position I picked up the connector on the left side of the tank that goes to the front fender lamp. This gives me passing lamps on all the time High and Low beam.
Gives me the option to run the lamps all the time or only with the low beams..
I wired it from the headlight low beam in the down position. (yellow wire)
Center is OFF
In the up position I picked up the connector on the left side of the tank that goes to the front fender lamp. This gives me passing lamps on all the time High and Low beam.
Gives me the option to run the lamps all the time or only with the low beams..
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08-08-2007 | 12:43 AM
RE: Heritage Passing lamps HELP!!!
ORIGINAL: WHarris
Ok, I bought a 3 position switch at Murray's auto parts. (Looks like the stock switch)
I wired it from the headlight low beam in the down position. (yellow wire)
Center is OFF
In the up position I picked up the connector on the left side of the tank that goes to the front fender lamp. This gives me passing lamps on all the time High and Low beam.
Gives me the option to run the lamps all the time or only with the low beams..
Ok, I bought a 3 position switch at Murray's auto parts. (Looks like the stock switch)
I wired it from the headlight low beam in the down position. (yellow wire)
Center is OFF
In the up position I picked up the connector on the left side of the tank that goes to the front fender lamp. This gives me passing lamps on all the time High and Low beam.
Gives me the option to run the lamps all the time or only with the low beams..
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08-08-2007 | 03:19 PM
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RE: Heritage Passing lamps HELP!!!
ORIGINAL: gconklin
yup. Gonna setup my spot/passing lights to modulate ("alternatively flash") per legal requirements, but would like to have an easy access switch to enable/disable it. I'm gonna keep the headlamp in normal operation at all times.
yup. Gonna setup my spot/passing lights to modulate ("alternatively flash") per legal requirements, but would like to have an easy access switch to enable/disable it. I'm gonna keep the headlamp in normal operation at all times.
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08-11-2007 | 08:50 PM
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RE: Heritage Passing lamps HELP!!!
ORIGINAL: waterdog
Great idea Conklin. Please start a thread when you do it with pics and descriptions of what you did. I might follow suit.
ORIGINAL: gconklin
yup. Gonna setup my spot/passing lights to modulate ("alternatively flash") per legal requirements, but would like to have an easy access switch to enable/disable it. I'm gonna keep the headlamp in normal operation at all times.
yup. Gonna setup my spot/passing lights to modulate ("alternatively flash") per legal requirements, but would like to have an easy access switch to enable/disable it. I'm gonna keep the headlamp in normal operation at all times.
ORIGINAL: gconklin
will do, but I'd sure like to get a link on WHarris' switch! (hint hint)
will do, but I'd sure like to get a link on WHarris' switch! (hint hint)