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Re: adding relays to euro lights
> Dan) you should pull the 12V directly from the alternator - just put a
ring
> terminal on some nice heavy wire (8 ga) and bolt it on top of the other
> two.
All high-current connections (ie all but relay sense and ground) should
also be soldered for best results.
> The relays work great, they are installed in Audi style (bosch?) sockets
> attached to the stock relay bridge from an Audi 4000. This bridge is
> attached (easily!) with two steel brackets (2x2 ells) and 4 stainless
nuts
> &
> bolts to the top radiator bracket and a hole in the driver's side
> headlight/hood latch support area. I then covered the whole mess with a
Where did this come from, how do I get one, and why are the gods frowning
on me??!? (I just finished wiring with three relays--a left and right
high/driving, and a low--mounted wherever they fit)
> PS always use silicone dielectric grease on your electrical connection
for
> longevity.
I actually took out the tube and looked at it during the install, but
didn't use any. Thanks for the tip.
cu
James