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another H4 wiring question 200

posted by  crazy driving on  Sat Dec 9 09:10 CST 2006
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Hi,

This is a follow up to my post on the same subject earlier this week. I'm in the process of wiring the headlights (Euro) so they're powered by the battery with relays. I bought the kit to do this from Dan Stern.
I have a good understand of how the relays work, but I'm still confused about the 9004 male adapters that come with the kit. The plug has three leads. I assume one for high beams, one for low, and the last for the ground. Do I run three wires from each 9004 male adapter to the inputs on the relays? For instance, one to the high beam relay, one to the low beam relay, then one to a ground? If so, where exactly would I ground it?

Also, on the 9004 plugs, how do I distinguish the low/high leads?

Thanks!
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crazy driving: Cincinnati, OH, 1993 244 Limited Ed. 'Classic' model (daily driver). 65,xxx k. Mods: ipd sway bars, strut to firewall braces, Bosch amber fog lights, 52mm tach.






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