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Hi,
I'm new to this forum and Morgans and this is my first post, so hopefully I'm posting in the right section and I haven't already missed a post on this.
I've trying to wire in some new front fog lights on my 2002 4/4. The car already had the front fog light switch fitted (but no lights), and I have identified the correct wiring harness wire (Blue/Yellow) down near the bumper which is live when the normal lights are on and the switch set to on. So I believe I'm all OK to wire up to these?
My question is: do I need to add any additional fuse or relay, or upgrade any existing fuse or relay before I wire these fog lights in? or does the existing wiring loom account for this (as the fog light switch was already there)
PS: Loving the Morgan and the endless tinkering
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If the wiring is there, as it is, then don't worry it will be fused. Just checked and there appears to be a dedicated 15 amp fuse
Richard
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