92 mgm NIGHT TIME RUNNING LIGHT FUSE!?!

im adding some fog lights to my 92 mgm and i dont want to flick a switch every time to turn it on, so i want them to turn on when the automatic night time driving lights turn on, but i need find the wire or the fuse. Anyone know how i can wire it up or the fuse # and where its located?

im adding some fog lights to my 92 mgm and i dont want to flick a switch every time to turn it on, so i want them to turn on when the automatic night time driving lights turn on, but i need find the wire or the fuse. Anyone know how i can wire it up or the fuse # and where its located?

ive checked online and have yet to find anything... someone has to know.

ive checked online and have yet to find anything... someone has to know.

someone still has to have the mannual or know something about this...

You will need one replay, use a 12 V 30/40 AMP 5 pin Relay and harness such as ebay item # 5738651658. Hookup the relay trigger (pin 86) to the 12v+ wire of your lowbeam and the other side of the trigger (pin 85) to ground. This will trigger the relay when your lowbeam head lights are turned on. Run a 12v+ wire from your battery with a 15-20amp fuse to (pin 87) of the relay. Then run a wire from wire from (pin 30) of the relay to the + side of your fog lights. Then ground the ground wires of the fog lights and there should be light.



im adding some fog lights to my 92 mgm and i dont want to flick a switch every time to turn it on, so i want them to turn on when the automatic night time driving lights turn on, but i need find the wire or the fuse. Anyone know how i can wire it up or the fuse # and where its located?

You will need one replay, use a 12 V 30/40 AMP 5 pin Relay and harness such as ebay item # 5738651658. Hookup the relay trigger (pin 86) to the 12v+ wire of your lowbeam and the other side of the trigger (pin 85) to ground. This will trigger the relay when your lowbeam head lights are turned on. Run a 12v+ wire from your battery with a 15-20amp fuse to (pin 87) of the relay. Then run a wire from wire from (pin 30) of the relay to the + side of your fog lights. Then ground the ground wires of the fog lights and there should be light.

thanks alot reekor! Just one more question. Won't this draw power from the headlight and dim the headlight the wires, or relays, attached to. Pardon my question if it seems dumb but im not much with electrical components.

Yes it will draw power from the headlight only to trigger the relay. The relay uses very little power (they can be triggered with a 9v battery) and will not change the load on your headlights.


thanks alot reekor! Just one more question. Won't this draw power from the headlight and dim the headlight the wires, or relays, attached to. Pardon my question if it seems dumb but im not much with electrical components.

Yes it will draw power from the headlight only to trigger the relay. The relay uses very little power (they can be triggered with a 9v battery) and will not change the load on your headlights.

So it'll draw it directly from the battery? I already ordered one and I did some research but just make sure ;0)

The fog lights will draw power from the battery, that is why you need to run a wire from the battery with a fuse to the relay. The relay only acts as a switch that is turned on and off by applying power to the head lights.


So it'll draw it directly from the battery? I already ordered one and I did some research but just make sure ;0)

The fog lights will draw power from the battery, that is why you need to run a wire from the battery with a fuse to the relay. The relay only acts as a switch that is turned on and off by applying power to the head lights.

Thanks alot reekor i wired it up and it works perfectly!

Glad to help.

Thanks alot reekor i wired it up and it works perfectly!