Good job; in my experience, you've taken the right approach. thumbs

On my 2012 Plus 4, using Morgan's integrated spot/fog light loom resulted in an identical fuse-blowing issue your friend suffered. There's clearly something not right with it, given we both suffered the exact same issue. To solve the fault and for complete safety/peace of mind, I simply fitted a nicely made independent auxiliary lights loom, buying the components and making my own loom would have actually worked out more expensive.

Strickly speaking, as I run LED bulbs in my Marchal fog lights a relay isn't necessary, but as this was already integrated into my new stand-alone loom, I figured it made no sense to remove it. I also figured if I ever decided to go back to incandescent bulbs, a relay would be essential, a suitable fuse value was selected and I finished off the job by placing my illuminated switch where you've placed yours.

It all works perfectly and has been completely reliable, just as you'd expect; most importantly, it's 100% safe, unlike my experience with the Morgan wiring! Some will try to convince you the Morgan aux lighting loom is the way to go, but based on my experience I really can't recomend it.

My advice to anyone fitting fogs/spots would be to take the safe option and fit a stand-alone loom with integrated relay, fuse holder and of course a fuse of the correct calculated value, because let's face it.... you're a long time living in regret!

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