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Headlight Modification 2011 Stelvio

gerryguzzi

Just got it firing!
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Good day to you all,
I am sure my query has previously been answered but can not find it.
I wish to :cry: wire my headlights so that the high beam functions on both lights when activated.
I would appreciate a simple pic or diagram to direct me....Thanks....Gerry
 
Someone had done a write up with a drawing and photos that you can use. I'll see if I can find it.
Be aware that some people have had the switch melt.
 
One lamp has a white/black wire, that should be split and go to the other lamp on the not connected pole. nothing more to it.
 
Thank You.....That comment about the switch sometimes melting is making me reconsider this modification........ regards....Gerry :dry:
 
gerryguzzi said:
Thank You.....That comment about the switch sometimes melting is making me reconsider this modification........ regards....Gerry :dry:

You could wire it so that the switch just activates a relay that you add to the system. If you supply the headlight via a fused 12V line directly from the battery to the relay, your headlight will be brighter.
 
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