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hi i have installed a rear footwell light fo my ef xr and also driver and passenger footwell lights too by connecting them to the rear light wires, if i install the 4 door lamps to the same wires (total of 7 lights from the one original wire) is the electrical load too much or anything?
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| 93_eb_fairmont |
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No, the interior lights are fused so you'll know anyway. Lights dont draw much current so you should be right.
If you are still worried, have them run off a relay but seems like extra work for no reason o me.
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| ef2xr6 |
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thanks, thats what i wanted to hear
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| OZBMX |
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Yeah, and personally, I'd change to leds before setting up a relay system anyway.
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| Sturmovik |
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If they are 5w bulbs, thats only 35w total, or about 3amp load. Most wire should be good for 10amp+ so you should be fine.
If you're talking 20w bulbs then I think you should rethink your setup.
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| SLO247 |
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Just think, factory they have the same setup and they run on the same circuit. Shouldn't be a problem.
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| OZBMX |
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Good point actually if that's how they do it.
Anyway just for a another point of interest to save running a wire into the door, I recently discovered that you could actually splice your power from inside the door already, and just the negative trigger wire from your courtesy lights. Just something I noticed when I decided to change door looms recently, saves getting a second wire in through your door.
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