Ignition Pin @ fuse panel no work - foglights gone wrong...

[KINGPIN33]

Hello all, I was wondering if anyone fried their ignition pin by the fuse panel. It's the 2nd pinout from the driver's seat to the firewall. I had installed aftermarket foglights and used the ignition pinout, but shortly after, the 12volts that comes out of that pin failed. Does anyone know if there is some fuse or relay for those pin outs (ignition, parking lights, etc)?

Thanks.

[nolehorridus]

Hello all, I was wondering if anyone fried their ignition pin by the fuse panel. It's the 2nd pinout from the driver's seat to the firewall. I had installed aftermarket foglights and used the ignition pinout, but shortly after, the 12volts that comes out of that pin failed. Does anyone know if there is some fuse or relay for those pin outs (ignition, parking lights, etc)?

Thanks.

easy to just burn those wires. they're small, frail and old.

[BlackPearl2006]

hopefully you were using in-line fuse between that pin and a switch that went only to a RELAY (and not directly to the lights). If you were, then check the in-line fuse if you haven't already, or the relay. But if the pin is truly fried, pray that it's just the fusebox part that's fried, and not your internal wiring itself. A quick trip to the junkyard to get a new kickpanel fuse box might help. If it still doesn't work, then good luck finding where the short in the wiring is, or just rewire it yourself.

Does anyone know if there is some fuse or relay for those pin outs (ignition, parking lights, etc)?

I thought those ARE the fuses?

[accordztech]

why not just go to the ignition harness if its less than 30 amps, but to be safe id rather run it straight to the battery and then use a relay for a turn on lead.