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Wiring for Bosch Hologen Fog Lights? Wiring harness has 5 wires from relay, Red to battery, 2 Black - 1 to each light?, 1 Yellow to?, 1 Blue to?, & where do the xtra Black and Green wires go to? These wires are to connect relay to battery, relay to switch, and switch to 2 fog lights? No diagram was in the box.

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  • dwpaape Dec 21, 2009

    My question is how to hook up fog lights on my 1988 Nisson pickup truck, fairly simple question and yes, waiting for maybe an answer from the world on the internet, as I havent any money! Thank you. dwpaape

  • Anonymous Jul 31, 2013

    Click de two harness together that have the wires in them. If they don't fit then cut them and play mach the colors.. Twist them together and tape 'em back up eh! Also if there is any wires left just rip them out or maby cut them low so they don't bother you! Thats how you hook them lights up!

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    no reverse lights and wires missing

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Look on the relay for the terminal numbers.
Terminal 30 goes to the battery positive.Red Wire
The two terminal 87 go to the fog lights.Black Wires
Match the color wire with what you have on the relay connection for the rest of the wires.
Terminal 86 should connect to your low beam headlight.
Terminal 85 should go to the fog light switch.
The fog light switch should connect to the terminal 85 and the other terminal on the switch will connect to ground.

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