Quite proud of myself today 
Got the Switch for the roof lights wired in and all the cables traced out of the way
Got the relay wired in bar the live from the battery and the feed to the lights as there is a washer bottle in the way that i've yet to cut out
If anyone is interested it is wired up as such:
Pin 30: Power from battery (Red wire through 10A fuse direct to battery)
Pin 85: Earth (Black wire added another pin to the earth block in the passengers side kick panel)
Pin 86: Supply from switch (Green wire)
Pin 87: Feed to lights (Orange Wire)
the carling switch that i'm using is wired up like this:
Pin 2: Supply Feed in from high beam (Orange wire spliced into the high beam wire {Blue wire with white tracer running into the main fuse block)
Pin 3: Power feed to relay Green Wire
Pin 7: Earth (Black Wire, added another pin to the earth block under the central cubby box
Pin 8: Sidelight feed (Yellow Wire, Spliced into the switch for the light in the glove box)
Got the lights on the roof pretty much wired together
And the acheivement at the end
IT WORKS but i'm guessing that they are dim due to crap bulbs and the fact that the battery is nearly flat
Everything is soldered and covered with heat shrink where possible.
And something new that arrived today
Got the Switch for the roof lights wired in and all the cables traced out of the way
Got the relay wired in bar the live from the battery and the feed to the lights as there is a washer bottle in the way that i've yet to cut out
If anyone is interested it is wired up as such:
Pin 30: Power from battery (Red wire through 10A fuse direct to battery)
Pin 85: Earth (Black wire added another pin to the earth block in the passengers side kick panel)
Pin 86: Supply from switch (Green wire)
Pin 87: Feed to lights (Orange Wire)
the carling switch that i'm using is wired up like this:
Pin 2: Supply Feed in from high beam (Orange wire spliced into the high beam wire {Blue wire with white tracer running into the main fuse block)
Pin 3: Power feed to relay Green Wire
Pin 7: Earth (Black Wire, added another pin to the earth block under the central cubby box
Pin 8: Sidelight feed (Yellow Wire, Spliced into the switch for the light in the glove box)
Got the lights on the roof pretty much wired together
And the acheivement at the end
IT WORKS
but i'm guessing that they are dim due to crap bulbs and the fact that the battery is nearly flatEverything is soldered and covered with heat shrink where possible.
And something new that arrived today
carl rushton
New Member
You're doing a great job mate. fair play to you!
Carl
Carl
nooo not bitpart!!
i just bought a full set of brand new deflex bushes all in 99p of ebay now that a bargain
you'd be better off fitting the BP ones mate
dollydisco
New Member
not britpart nevermind! the best place for welding supplies would be a bloke called chris at elite engineering, hes based in bicester,google it, tell him badger at longlife in weston gave you his number and hell sort you out mate. now stop fannying around and get outside and fit those bushes!
nevermind! the best place for welding supplies would be a bloke called chris at elite engineering, hes based in bicester,google it, tell him badger at longlife in weston gave you his number and hell sort you out mate. now stop fannying around and get outside and fit those bushes!not britpart
well after all that bad talk about the qulity of the products ima sell them back on and get a different set as i cbf with fitting them to have to do it again in a couple of months
Thanks for the info on the welding supplies
i'll give them a bell when i get paiddollydisco
New Member
very wise choice mate! no worries ,hes a good old boy and hell sort you out! Where did you get your black plastic dash pod from mate??
it is one of the more expensive things i brought for the landy but when i saw it i had to have it it's called a MUD pod made by MUDSTUFF i got mine from Devon 4X4 as i was ordering other stuff from there and postage is free over a certian amount i went with the origional MUD pod rather then the mini one as the mini one doesn't cover the coin tray properlly but the origional one just covers it
but when i saw it i had to have it it's called a MUD pod made by MUDSTUFF i got mine from Devon 4X4 as i was ordering other stuff from there and postage is free over a certian amount i went with the origional MUD pod rather then the mini one as the mini one doesn't cover the coin tray properlly but the origional one just covers it
Pikey
Dummy Ejection Facilitator..
it is one of the more expensive things i brought for the landy
Am not surprised it was expensive if ya bought it from them cunnts at divvytwaats4x4.
Done a bit more today, not as much as i would have like due to the rain.
Drilled the mounting holes for the pod and cut the face of it to accept the switch bank
Started putting the center console back together
And decided to take the overhead storage down just to have a look am thinking of mounting a CB radio up there (headlining needs a bit of a clean)
And some pics i took the other night to see what the lights were like
Drilled the mounting holes for the pod and cut the face of it to accept the switch bank
Started putting the center console back together
And decided to take the overhead storage down just to have a look
am thinking of mounting a CB radio up there (headlining needs a bit of a clean)
And some pics i took the other night to see what the lights were like
had a look on google for this company and i can't find an address or anything?
Pikey
Dummy Ejection Facilitator..
Would rather give me money to a nigerian conman then give owt to D4x4.
Hello Bwana
me have a message from my long last Uncle who recently died. ~If you could send me 32 good inglish pounds, I will be able to copy and forward it to you.
Right, started off today with the idea off getting the electrics compleatly finished, unfortunatly that didnt happen i started to thread the wireing through the grommet on the N/S and suddenly the hazzards started going off :S so i pulled the loom that goes down the N/S wing into the cabin expecting to find a split wire shorting out
but nothing so whilst that wing was clear i decided to have alook at the rust
i wish i haddn't, so out came the flap disc, the rust converter and the red oxide and i ended up with
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wout i be better off to replace the panel, or to patch it up?
i started to thread the wireing through the grommet on the N/S and suddenly the hazzards started going off :S so i pulled the loom that goes down the N/S wing into the cabin expecting to find a split wire shorting out
but nothing
so whilst that wing was clear i decided to have alook at the rust
i wish i haddn't, so out came the flap disc, the rust converter and the red oxide and i ended up with
wout i be better off to replace the panel, or to patch it up?
