Howling Mad Murdock
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Hi all
This has probably been asked before and if so apologies for missing any previous posts.
I'm thinking of fitting some fog lamps in the lower grille on my FL1 (beneath the number plate) and upon checking I have wiring in the blank above the rear fog lamp switch which I assume is for front fog lamps. I can probably source a switch from a scrappy and plug straight in but then comes the issue.....
Where do I find the positive feed to the lamps? I assume I have to tap into one of the fuse boxes but I have no idea where to look.
Of course I could wire in a seperate aftermarket switch but I wanted the Land Rover switch so every thing in the cabin looks factory fitted and also for ease of use when driving. Plus when money allows (that may take some time) I don't want to use up any blank switch locations as I may well need them for other things in future.
I'm probably opening up a can of worms for myself if the live feed comes from the cabin fusebox (threading wire through the bulkhead etc) but I do a lot of rural driving by the coast and on the moors so fog lamps are pretty much needed and any adice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks folks
This has probably been asked before and if so apologies for missing any previous posts.
I'm thinking of fitting some fog lamps in the lower grille on my FL1 (beneath the number plate) and upon checking I have wiring in the blank above the rear fog lamp switch which I assume is for front fog lamps. I can probably source a switch from a scrappy and plug straight in but then comes the issue.....
Where do I find the positive feed to the lamps? I assume I have to tap into one of the fuse boxes but I have no idea where to look.
Of course I could wire in a seperate aftermarket switch but I wanted the Land Rover switch so every thing in the cabin looks factory fitted and also for ease of use when driving. Plus when money allows (that may take some time) I don't want to use up any blank switch locations as I may well need them for other things in future.
I'm probably opening up a can of worms for myself if the live feed comes from the cabin fusebox (threading wire through the bulkhead etc) but I do a lot of rural driving by the coast and on the moors so fog lamps are pretty much needed and any adice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks folks