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BigSte
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I know theres a tutorial for this but I dont quite understand it.......if im wiring 2 footwell neons in so that they come on only when i open the door how do i do it?

both positives to battery and the negs to the courtesy light fuse?

any help would be great
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can any1 help?
MoNkEy MaGiC
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ive wired my +positive to the fuse box and -negative to the switch in the drivers side door
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just make a switch board for them.. like mine.. ive got pics in my garage.
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where abouts is the switch in the drivers door then? And do u wire them to the top or bottom peg of the fuse
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ttt any1
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Dom
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how i would do it is wire up a multi point relay (dunno what the really name it), basically one relay that could switch a number of connections, to the door switch (one relay per switch) then to ya neons etc. This can obviously be done electronically if ya have the knowledge, however you may be wire up something if the switch uses negs instead of pos +, i dunno,read the haynes manual? lol
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im not very good when it comes to car wiring.
ive found the switch in the door that turns the light off when the doors shut, can i wire into this and if so what shall i wire in + or - ?
If i wired into this switch and put the other wires to the battery would it work?
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I have just done this,
I bought a max power multi switch box from halfords £20.
It has 4 outlets for + and - , which means you can have 4 different neons or what ever in your car all you need to do is wire the the switch box to your battery or i used the fag lighter + & - as i dont smoke!!!

http://www.speeding.co.uk/acatalog/mpmultisocket.jpg

[img]http://www.speeding.co.uk/acatalog/mpmultisocket.jpg[img/]
BigSte
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u2u'ed mate
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if the box is permanently wired to the battery wont the neons be on constantly?
how would i do it so they only came on when i opened the door
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what a tacky thing to have, Jesus Christ get a life
BigSte
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get fucked tosser........did i ask anyone to comment......no.
how did u get the name ring sting? from takin it up the arse and gettin a sore ring.

dont post on any of my threads again u prick
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a friend of mine found the wire going to the interior light and spliced into that for his led strip to come on when that light did
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anyone with any help.
previous comments are very much appreciated
Rob H
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quote:
Originally posted by BigSte
anyone with any help.
previous comments are very much appreciated


Right if you want them to light when you open the door, your proberbly best off running a wire straight to the battery, but make sure you have an inline fuse (10A should be more than enough) between the battery and the neon. This wire from the battery goes onto the +'ve poles of both the battery and the neon light. For the negatives, you'll need to run a wire from the -'ve side of the neon light, and then join it into the wire coming off the back of the door switch (You'll only need to join it to one of the door switches, as their both linked).

Job done

[Edited on 02-10-2003 by Rob H]
BigSte
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nice one fella, just what i wanted to know
tommyT
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Where is the door switch?
Dangerous Dave
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Next to the door hinge, you can pick up the wiring if you take the covers off in the footwell if i remember right.
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nice one dave

 
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