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65-68
Fog Light Installation
1.
Disconnect the negative battery cable.
2. Remove the standard grille and install a GT grille.
3. Assemble fog lamp bars to horse & corral and mount them to the
grille.
4. Install fog lamps to saddles in bars.
5. Hook up wires to bulbs and install. Route the wires through grille
and headlamp wiring holes that are in the inner fender wells.
6. Fasten ground wires under existing ground wire screws in the radiator
support.
7. Route 12-volt supply wire with the existing harness in the radiator
support and along the left inner fender well (These are the gray wires
supplied in the kit). Plug into the black wires from the fog lamps.
Secure as necessary with nylon wire tie straps. You should route the
gray wire up to the firewall near the engine bulkhead pass through connector,
to the right of the brake master cylinder.
8. Locate the dimples in the firewall above the bulkhead connector.
Drill a .437 (7/16) hole at the farthest left dimple. You will find
this hole above the gas pedal on the inside of the vehicle.
9. Install the grommet with gray wire in the drilled hole from the inside
out. Hook up the gray wire in the engine compartment that was routed
to this area in step #7. At this point, you should be finished on the
outside of the vehicle. Now you are ready to hook up the switch and
power wiring under the dash.
10. Mount the supplied circuit breaker under the screw on the wiper
motor. Note that the post on the circuit breaker is marked 12V source.
11. Route the supplied underdash harness over the steering column to
the area below the headlamp switch.
12. Locate the headlamp switch harness and find the large black wire
with the orange stripe. Using the scotch connector supplied, connect
the light blue wire to this one. Close the scotch connector with pliers
and tape the connector securely. Connect the other end to the 12V post
on the circuit breaker.
13. Connect the other light blue wire to the other post on the circuit
breaker.
14. Find the small black wire at the headlamp switch harness and hook
the supplied black wire to it. This will turn the tail light on with
the fog lights. Some cars will have a connector in the harness to directly
plug the new wire into. Since the plug is not found on most cars, either
use a scotch lock connector or bare the wire and solder the new wire
to it.
15. Mount the fog light switch. Plug into the harness. On a 65, find
the existing .437 hole in the dash, to the left of the parking brake.
On a 66, drill a .437 hole in the dash, 2.125 inches straight in to
the right of the left door jam switch. On 67-68 Mustangs, use the bracket
below the ignition switch.
16. Be sure all the wires are clear of the pedals and parking brake.
Secure as necessary with nylon tie straps.
17. Reconnect the battery and test the operation. |
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