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02-10-2008, 04:37 PM
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Tickford Equiped
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Tweed Coast
Posts: 418
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Hey guys,
I am thinking about hooking up the unused traction control light in my cluster to show when my fog lights are on (similar to the high beam warning light). What voltage are the warning lights in the cluster??? Are they just straight up 12v or are they controlled by the BEM and run on 5v or something???? Also if they are 12v what wire colour is the traction control light??? Cheers for the help, Col.
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Genuine Tickford Equiped 1998 AU Fairmont Mods: ....... Dash mat & Air Freshener, does that count as a mod?????? Sports Exahust, Tickford Intake Snorkle, K&N Filter, NGK Plugs, Top Gun Leads TS50 Front Bar with Fog lights, TS50 Rear Bar. Injected LPG System, |
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Dash warning lights - what voltage
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