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Re: [mk2] light relaying



Check out Tech Procedures on scirocco.org.  It's for Euro lights, but the 
wiring is the same.  If you're running stock US lights, you won't need to 
get the heavy guage wire that I used, nor will you need 40A relays.  Go get 
a couple of 20A relays (which will hold 20A x 12V = 240Watts) a piece, and 
some 14 guage wire.

The relays should cost you a few bucks a piece ($5?)... and that's really 
about it.  And depending on how meticulous you are about the install, it'll 
take you between 1/2 hour and 5 hours.

Jason



At 12:04 AM 4/14/2000 , Foxx (in a box) wrote:
>   i asked this question before but didn't see it pop up on the list. i
>ahve the stock u.s. spec headlights on my scirocco, but would like some
>more oomph from them. i don't want to go euro (don't ahve the money and
>prefer the u.s. look), but i'm interested in relaying the lights. i know
>there've been a couple of people on here that've done that before and
>i'm just curious what type of job i'm looking at (price and time wise)
>and if the upgrade is really worth it. any information would be helpful
>and i'd create a tutorial for future generations to use from it. thanx.
>
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