Black Dragon Headlight Relay kit
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Your relay is wired wrong. You will need two relays, one for low and one for high.
First relay:
85: Stock low beam wire, R/Y
86: Ground
30: Fused 12VDC from battery
87: To low beam terminal on bulbs
87a: No connnection
Second relay:
85: Stock high beam wire, R/L
86: Ground
30: Fused 12VDC from battery
87: To high beam terminal on bulbs
87a: No connection
First relay:
85: Stock low beam wire, R/Y
86: Ground
30: Fused 12VDC from battery
87: To low beam terminal on bulbs
87a: No connnection
Second relay:
85: Stock high beam wire, R/L
86: Ground
30: Fused 12VDC from battery
87: To high beam terminal on bulbs
87a: No connection
the same circuit, just that there would be power to 2 of the male connects than the usual one.
I thought I labeled them well enough to show that one relay would be used for either high's or
low beam.
I have it wired as where you use one 87 as one headlight and the other 87 for
the other light.
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However, making your own harness is a piece of cake, I did it on my old '80 VW Pickup, cost me about $15 and took me all of an hour to build. Google around for "headlight relay harness"
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