Auxiliary high beam headlights are used in conjunction with the high beam of the main headlights, and must turn off when switching to low beam. These headlights are installed in pairs, their centers must be located at a distance of at least 350 mm from each other, at the same distance from the central axis of the vehicle and at a height of 610-1060 mm from the ground (Ah, fig. S:13). Fog lights are designed for use in low visibility conditions (fog or snow). The outer edge of the fog lamp must be no more than 400 mm from the edge of the vehicle (B, fig. S:14).
When installing the rear fog light (s), observe the following:
Any part of the luminous surface of the rear fog lamp must be at least 250 mm and not more than 1.0 m from the ground and not closer than 100 mm from the luminous surface of any brake light.
All vehicles equipped with rear fog lamps must have an appropriate warning lamp that illuminates when the fog lamps on the vehicle or trailer are switched on.
The rear fog light must be connected so that it can be turned off independently of the headlights. Fog lights (including rear) should only be switched on together with side lights (pic. S:14).
Use fog lamps only in conditions of poor visibility, turn them off when the car is parked.
Installing additional high beam headlights or fog lights
The instructions below apply equally to the installation of additional driving lights or fog lights, only their location and the way they are connected to the power supply differ.
NOTE: Auxiliary high beams should only be switched on at the same time as the high beams of the main headlights. Fog lights must work in conjunction with headlights or side lights.
1. Disconnect the wire "masses" from the battery.
2. Mark the mounting points for the headlights on the bumper or valance and drill holes with a diameter of 10 mm. Insert the headlight mounting stud into the hole and secure it with the nut and lock washer provided in the kit.
3. Connect the headlights to the car's electrical system in accordance with the diagram shown in fig. S:14. Install a ferrule on the wire of each headlight and connect the wires to a four-way splitter.
4. Install the relay near the battery or somewhere else that has a wire connected to the positive battery terminal. Drill a hole with a diameter of 3 mm and fix the relay with a self-tapping screw.
5. Connect by wire "masses" housing and relay mounting screw.
6. Connect the second wire to terminal 5 of the relay to the 4-way splitter connector.
7. Install the switch on the bracket in a place convenient for the driver. Fasten the bracket with two self-tapping screws by drilling two 3 mm holes.
8. Wire terminal 1 of the relay to the switch.
9. Connect the center terminal of the switch to "weight". 10 Connect the contact "D" the switch with a wire of a power circuit of a high beam of the main headlights (when installing additional high beam headlights) or dipped headlights (when installing fog lights).
11. Connect the red wire to the terminal "3" relay with battery positive or other battery-powered contact.
12. Connect the wire "masses" to the battery and check the operation of the headlights.
Rear fog lights - installation
The location of the rear fog lamps must comply with certain rules outlined above. No part of the lamp lens shall be less than 250 mm or more than 1 m from the ground. The lamp must be at least 100 mm away from any brake light. In most cases, the existing bumper mounting bolts can be used to mount the lamp (depends on the design of the bracket supplied with the lantern). If necessary, drill a hole for mounting the lantern. Be careful not to damage the wiring, brake pipes, etc. behind the panel when drilling the hole. Protect the edges of the hole from corrosion.
When installing the rear fog lamps, make sure that the drain slot in the lens (in the presence of) located below The wires from the lights should be routed to the switch on the dashboard, while it is desirable to pass them through the already existing holes with rubber seals (e.g. for license plate light wires).
wire from rear fog light (B, fig. S:14) connected to the switch on the dashboard. Mount the switch bracket in a location convenient for the driver with two self-tapping screws, insert the switch into the bracket, and connect the fog light to the switch.
Second wire from the switch (power supply for the rear fog lamp circuit) connect to the power circuit of the tail lights.
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