LED bar light wiring
I am looking to fit a 20 inch, single row LED bar light behind the grill under the bonnet. I am trying to wire the light in with the high beam so that I do not have to switch the light on and off separately, I would like it to activate with the high beam activation. As these vehicles have the canbus system, I am concerned that it will not just be a straight wiring into the harness and use a relay to provide power directly from the battery.
I have a 2008 X5 E70 3.0 turbo diesel. Any information would be greatly appreciated, I am located in Australia, so I don't know it that makes any difference to the wiring of the car. Thanks in advance. |
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Trying to avoid Skippy, eh?
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Yeah. I live in the country and drive at night and early morning. The standard halogen lights are ok but I would like more so I can see skip before he jumps. Trying to work out a way to incorporate it into the wiring and make it legal so the bar light goes off when I dip to low beam.
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Good luck with that. Ive had them run into the side of the vehicle.
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I drive heavy vehicles I killed seven just the other night. But a little more light on the road may help. It’s why I upgraded the lights on my R1200 GS Adventure.
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LED bar light wiring
There is a Facebook E70 group that has members from parts of the world that are dark most of the time. I think one was from Nova Scotia. I say this because that may get you several people that have made the mod you are looking for. I saw one on there with a light bar like that the other day.
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https://www.newtis.info/tisv2/a/en/e...lasher/cDY1hu3 You are looking for pin #6-WS/GN (high beam) or pin #6-WS/BL (high beam) to connect to the relay coil. |
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