DIY: Fog Light Hard Wire in less than 10 Minutes! W/Headlight integration!

Lannyl81 · 10-23-2021, 06:07 PM

And one more thing.....the red wire in the brown connector for the rear fog light power source....that is a 24 AWG wire, suggest using the red wires from both the brown and white connectors to split the current draw between the two red wires.

Just connect the orange wire from the BCM to both red wires under the cup holder.

What I did was to remove the terminals from the connector bodies, then used the additional wire from the orange wire to tie the two reds together, then used heat shrink to hold everything in place. This way I can go back to OEM should I ever need to.

Getting the terminals out of the connector bodies is a bit tricky....PM me and I will attempt to explain how.

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10-23-2021, 06:07 PM	#40 (permalink)
Lannyl81 Base Member Join Date: Jun 2021 Location: Tucson Posts: 58 Drives: 2018 370Z Sport M6 Rep Power: 4	And one more thing.....the red wire in the brown connector for the rear fog light power source....that is a 24 AWG wire, suggest using the red wires from both the brown and white connectors to split the current draw between the two red wires. Just connect the orange wire from the BCM to both red wires under the cup holder. What I did was to remove the terminals from the connector bodies, then used the additional wire from the orange wire to tie the two reds together, then used heat shrink to hold everything in place. This way I can go back to OEM should I ever need to. Getting the terminals out of the connector bodies is a bit tricky....PM me and I will attempt to explain how.