January 31, 2011
I was up at walmart the other day and came across some lights I just couldnt pass up. They are made by Rally, there a 6in 100 watt halogen, I got em for $6 a piece. They didnt come with a wiring kit or anything. When it comes to wiring I aint the best with it so Im hoping for some help. Can anybody sugest a wiring kit from somewhere that I could use for these? In the instructions it says to wire them through the high or low beams and Im not wanting to do that, I was just wanting to put a switch inside the cab and turn them on and off whenever I want.Forums : Lights : Wiring Help (2743 Views)
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January 31, 2011
Pretty simple. You can tie in to an existing 12 volt source, just make sure it is fused. From the fuse to an on/off switch of your choice and then to the lights. If the lights have 2 wires, one goes to the wire from the switch and the other goes to ground. Green or black to ground and the red one to the power.January 31, 2011
79skunk - Here`s a simple diagram that I used with my used Hella 500 driving lights, pretty straight forward - goodluck and lemme know it you need anything else

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January 31, 2011
This is a really nice diagram that lays it out as simple as possible. good post.January 31, 2011
Once you start putting it together and seeing it in person it will all make sense.. also just remember electricity has to flow in a complete circuit.January 31, 2011
Guilty - What gauge wiring should I use and Im guessing that is an inline fuse? Also for that relay what kind should I get and where would I get one and then where at should I hook up the one side of the switch in the fuse box?February 1, 2011
Skunk -1) I`d say to use 12 or 14g wiring
2) The fuse holder is an "in-line fuse" you could use the glass fuse or a blade