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Headlight Wiring 72'


jwilliams7200

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Okay! So to start, I can't read those stupid wiring diagrams worth a flip. I have come across a low grade HID conversion kit for my headlights. Each headlight works individually, but when I hook them up simultaneously, they flicker back and forth. I have decided to wire relays into the original circuit and route wire straight from the battery to each of the headlights. Problem is, I don't understand how the brights even work. . What I'm asking for is a walkthrough of the wiring from the battery, through whatever switches, and to the headlights. High beams and low beams. Stock setup. I can't seem to find anything descriptive on this matter. If you do know of a walkthrough, a URL would do fine. If not, once I gain a sufficient understanding, I will post a thread myself. Thank you!

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Look at the drawing for the 260Z circuit. The wire colors are the same, but the connectors and fuse locations are a little different.

The W/R wire comes off the battery/alternator and goes to the headlight switch. It comes out as a Red wire. The R wire goes to the left & right headlight fuses and comes out R for the right headlight and R/Y for the left headlight. There are two wires that come off each headlight and go back to the high/low beam switch. The R/W wire is for the high beams, and the R/B wire is for the low beams. The switch determines which of those two wires is connected to ground.

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Well, a little later than Thursday, my apologies. I figured out that my battery was just bad, so that's why I could never get the ballasts for the headlights to operate simultaneously. Fixed that, problem solved. Thanks a lot for the diagram and explanation, Steve! I'm gonna do what Jarvo says and build my own relay harness using that guide.

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