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Wig Wag Flasher Wiring Diagram - Dual Relay Setup for Alternating Lights
Wiring diagram showing a wig-wag controller and two relays (pins 30/85/86/87/87a) wiring two lights to fused +12V and ground.
This document is a hand-drawn wiring diagram (computer-drawn schematic) showing how to wire a wig-wag flasher module to two lights using two standard 5-pin automotive relays (terminals 30, 85, 86, 87, and 87a). A fused +12v source passes through an on/off switch and energizes terminal 85 of both relay coils, with terminal 86 of each relay tied to ground. A separate fused +12v supply, described as "heavy enough to run both lights," feeds terminal 87 of the top relay and terminal 87a of the bottom relay. The wig-wag module's Output 1 connects to terminal 87a of the top relay, and Output 2 connects to terminal 87 of the bottom relay. Terminal 30 of each relay feeds one light (light 1 from the top relay, light 2 from the bottom relay), and both lights are grounded. The arrangement lets the switch toggle the lights between normal steady operation (fed by the heavy +12v supply) and alternating wig-wag flashing (fed by the wig-wag module outputs). No vehicle year, make, model, part numbers, wire gauges, or fuse amperages are stated in the diagram itself.
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Frequently asked questions
- How do the wig wag module outputs connect to the relays?
- Wig wag Output 1 connects to terminal 87a of the top relay, and Output 2 connects to terminal 87 of the bottom relay.
- Which relay terminal feeds each light?
- Terminal 30 of the top relay connects to light 1, and terminal 30 of the bottom relay connects to light 2.
- What does the on/off switch control in this diagram?
- The on/off switch takes fused +12v and feeds terminal 85 of both relay coils, energizing the relays; terminal 86 of each relay goes to ground.
- Where does the steady power for the lights come from?
- From a fused +12v supply 'heavy enough to run both lights,' which feeds terminal 87 of the top relay and terminal 87a of the bottom relay.
- How are the lights grounded?
- Both light 1 and light 2 are shown connected to ground, and the relay coils (terminal 86) also go to ground.
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