Date:         Wed, 3 Jun 1998 07:27:16 -0400
Reply-To:     Michael Sullivan <sullivan@OPENMARKET.COM>
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From:         Michael Sullivan <sullivan@OPENMARKET.COM>
Subject:      Re: Projektzwo Foglight Wiring Diagram
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At 11:16 AM 6/2/98 EDT, Blbachman@aol.com wrote:


>Thanks for the excellent graphic on the fog light installation-

>

>I have a set enroute from Kyle - is all the wiring and the relay included or

>will I need to pick these items up.

>

>-Blaine


You'll need the stock lighted VW foglight switch ($25 from Rocky Mountain) to make it look "stock". If you go with this lighted switch, you'll also need to make your own ground wire (as indicated on the diagram) for the light socket.


The only other caveat is that I made my own "long" foglight-ground wiring harness (the brown wires from the foglights themselves) because I didn't like the "short" ground wires Projektzwo provided that they expect you to ground behind the grill -- exposed to the elements. Since I had to run the hot (blue) wires thru the firewall, I decided it wouldn't do any harm to run the grounds up there as well.


I also used liberal amounts of dialectric grease on the connections between the foglights and the wiring harness.




<bold>Michael J. Sullivan

</bold><italic>Director of Catalog Design

Open Market, Inc.

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