I looked at them, I missed a genuine set on eBay about a month ago complete with wiring, went for £45
 
Hi.
I have some spot light mounting brackets from Powerfull UK, which I dont need any more,
the only thing missing is the riv nuts which I lost (load of crap anyway) . I also have a Freelander 1 spot light wiring loom bought from Mendip auto electrical never fitted but has been tested. And Finally a pair of 8" Britpart spot lights part no DA4088 again never fitted. All this for sale either as a job lot or individually. Any sensible offer contact me via forum or e-mail slimboygeorge@msn.com.
Slimboy
 
I want to wire them up so they come on with full beam.

I have come accross this;

28/030 cable throughout.

Standard 4-pin relay with 20amp switching capability.



Pin 30: Permanent live from battery + through 10amp fuse.



Pin 87: Relay output + feed to Spot/driving lamps.



Pin 85: Earth.



Pin 86: Connected into headlamp main beam wiring.



This circuit switches the Spot/driving lamps on automatically with main beam selected.

and this;

Spot Lamp Wiring Kit Switch Driving lights 12v Fused Light Wiring Kit Relay FOG | eBay

I've not done vehicle wiring before so bear with me!

Do the pin numbers refer to the relay?

It's suggested using a 20amp relay but this kit come with a 30 amp, does that matter?

Is there anything I need to be careful of?

Thanks as always :)
 
pin numbers are on the relay and it's better that the relay is rated higher ;)


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"top tip" use a soldering iron for your joints, scotch blocks are the devils work and can set your car on fire.
 
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ok!

one last question, on a freelander 1 what's the best way to wire into the main beam?

I've read about simply stripping the main beam wire a bit and attaching. That sounds scary and hideous and asking for future troubles! Is there another way?
 
you have to pick up the feed from the main beam circuit if you want them to only come on when on main beam.

i can't think of another way of doing so ;)


you could always wire them on their own circuit, but then they can be switched on independantly of all other lights
 
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Relay? A second one do you mean linking main beam and spotlight wires?

You'll have to excuse me, I'm a complete novice with wiring. I was extremely excited when I managed to swap the stereo over. That's quite how lame I am when it comes to such things!

:D
 
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is an illuminated switch, to alter it to trigger off the main beam terminal 86 for coil + would need attaching in suitable cable to the headlight main beam feed.

Note all wiring should be to size of protective fuse- the diagram shows reduced cable size to lights
 
Righto

I guess the simplest option is wire it in from pin 86 directly to the main beam wire right at one of the headlights.
 
I picked up main beam live in the steering cowel, a genuine auxiliary lamp switch from land rover for a fiver. Main live from under bonnet fuse box earth to wing behind headlamp, doddle:D
 

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