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A permanent 12V supply for pin 1 out could be picked up from the hazard switch - purple/brown pin 2.

The output from pin 4 could then go off to the relay pin 86. Relay pin 85 would need earthing, and the "feedback" from the output of the relay would not need to go back to the switch.  1988 90 Td5 NAS soft top
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Yep, should be good as stealing a small amount from the 10amp Hazard just for the relay power should be fine. Thumbs Up

In fact, it simplifies it all doing it this way. Craig Rogers

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I assume this is with the heated seat switch?



x-isle wrote:
aha, and there you go.

Just need to move the switch to the other side of the relay, feeding 86
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Yes, and probably the same with the rear screen heater switch too. Craig Rogers

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I managed to source a Aux spotlight switch for the rear work lamp. The one with the beam and number two on the front. So correct me if I'm wrong. The circuit remains the same as the one I changed but the pins will now be.

1 relay 85
2 dash illumination
3 unused
4 earth
5 as per drawing to 87

Is this correct?
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What switch cover styles are available to fit in the puma dash?
I am thinking of doing this myself and wonder what is the best "style" front to use to indicate its a rear work light.

Thanks Darren
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Marius wrote:
I managed to source a Aux spotlight switch for the rear work lamp. The one with the beam and number two on the front. So correct me if I'm wrong. The circuit remains the same as the one I changed but the pins will now be.

1 relay 85
2 dash illumination
3 unused
4 earth
5 as per drawing to 87

Is this correct?


Yes, exactly correct. Thumbs Up

You can use 3 or 4 for the earth as they are both the same. Craig Rogers

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2011 Evoque Coupe Dynamic Lux
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