Head Light Upgrades ?
Have a 2002 31' Fleetwood - Bought used. I noticed the headlamp covers were faded. Restored with a kit - look good as new - however the headlights are not very bright. I find myself running my high ...
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wolfe10 wrote:
Buy two 40 amp regular automotive relays. Buy a spool of 10 gauge wire. Two fuse holders, wire terminals and fuses.
Currently it is likely that power to your head lights goes through your light switch. You will use these wires to close/open the relays-- one for low beams, one for high beams. Locate the relays/cut the high/low wires in any convenient location.
Supply power to the relay from any large gauge positive wire in the area-- plenty in either in the under dash or nose area of DP's or obliviously in front engine vehicles. Connect the fuse for each to that connection or even positive terminal of the battery if front engine. Then with the 10 gauge wire to the relays.
Then if wires to the lights are currently small gauge, replace wires from the relays to the lights and lights to ground.
It is amazing how much brighter a headlight is with 13.5+ VDC to it vs 11.8-12.2 that is so common with those long small gauge wire and drop in the head light switch.
This will cure the low voltage/current problem to the headlights. If I remember correctly, your MH has Cadillac headlight assemblies, 1998 year. They may not be aimed correctly, as these are fairly good units for light output, if they are getting good current supply.
