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| OK - this wire is a "switched ground" wire - the ECU connects it to ground to activate the relay (and hence the lights). The main beam wire is a "switched positive" line - it is at 12V when active. What's happening in all likelihood is that the relay is being earthed through the headlights themselves and therefore the spots are on all the time! What you need to do is permanently connect the brown and white wire to ground (i.e. the vehicle body), and then cut the THIN red and white stripe from where it joins the BIG red and white stripe. DO NOT CUT THROUGH THE LARGER RED/WHITE STRIPE WIRE! Now extend the thin red/white stripe wire and connect this to the main beam feed. Alternatively you can set up another relay to provide a switched earth from the headlamp switched positive. |
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