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Old 03-28-07, 10:27 PM
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Green electrical connectors

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On the D/S, behind the battery I have 2 connectors. One is a 4 pin, one is a 2 pin. I am looking at tapping into the 4 pin which has a socket that powers up in the "run" position only. Is this okay for running my driving lights to be on only when running?
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The four pin one is the diagnostic connector, and the 2 pin is the initial set connector. Top center pin of the 4 pin connector is 12v with key on but personally I would find a different source for your lights.
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Originally Posted by mcgarret
Is this okay for running my driving lights to be on only when running?
It'll be fine to operate a relay, but definitely not the lights themselves. Power the lights directly from the battery via a fuse and the relay.
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