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Hi can you help pls - am building a Sport 1600 - all new module build.  Am ready to wire in the headlights but am not sure which wires on the headlamp units are for main beam, dip beam and side lamps.

I have Red, Black, Blue&white plus Blue&red coming from the headlamp units.

Assume Black goes to black on wiring loom. So I have three others for main beam, dip beam and sidelamp. Any ideas which is which?  

Thanks a lot!

Posted

It does tell you which is which in the build manual ! The colours below are from my build manual

Blue/white is main beam

Blue/red is dip beam

Red is side lights

Black is earth

You need to connect them to the following on the car harness Right hand side

Blue/White to Blue/slate on car

Blue/red to blue/pink on car

Red to red/black on car

black to black

Left hand side

Blue/white to slate/blue on car

Blue/red to blue/pink on car

Red to red/orange on car

black to black

Posted
Oops - thanks a lot Sam!

Your welcome ! I se your doing the "bloke thing" and not reading the destructions !!  :p

Posted

are you really safe building a whole car without reading the instructions..lol lol lol

bit of a joke intended but also a slight bit of serious. !!!

Posted
are you really safe building a whole car without reading the instructions..lol lol lol

bit of a joke intended but also a slight bit of serious. !!!

I was thinking the same bu didnt like to say ! I know my way round a car but still read the book !

I think its more the case of "couldnt find the wiring instructions in the bit of the build manual i was looking at" :D

Posted

i thought i'd say something. i'd hate for someone to go through all that expense of building a car only to connect the battery and find it on fire coz of wrongly connected wiring.

best advise is to follow a wiring diagram and double check it before connecting a battery.

if you dont have a diagram ring westfield and get one.

this is just friendly advise no offence meant towards robin.

i just no and have seen the consequences of wiring wrongly connected and it aint pretty or a cheap fix.

and apparently this site is all about friendly advise sam.lol lol lol  :D

sorry mate couldnt resist.lol

and anyone else reading this .was meant as a joke.!!!

Posted

Totally agree with you Smithy, a wiring harness isnt the easiest thing to have to change if it fries when the battery is connected.

It is nice to be so friendly here and give advice too !  :D

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