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Fog Light Relay Wiring Diagram - SPST Toggle, 20A Fuse, 12V (Ford Bronco)

Wiring diagram of two auxiliary lights wired through a relay and SPST toggle switch with a 20-amp fuse to 12V.

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This document is a simple hand-drawn/computer-drawn wiring diagram (watermarked "Adrianspeeder") showing how to wire auxiliary fog or driving lights using a standard 4-pin automotive relay. A SPST toggle switch controls the relay coil: one side of the toggle goes to ground and the other side connects to relay terminal 85, while terminal 86 receives switched power from the fused 12V feed. Battery power (12V) passes through a 20 amp fuse to relay terminal 30, and terminal 87 delivers output power to two lights wired in parallel, each with its own chassis ground. The diagram labels the relay terminals 30, 85, 86, and 87, identifies the 20 amp fuse ("20a"), the 12V battery source, the SPST toggle, and the lights. A reader can learn the correct relay pinout for adding fog/driving lights so that the toggle switch only carries low coil current while the fused battery feed carries the lamp load. The diagram was uploaded to a 1988 Ford Bronco gallery but contains no vehicle-specific year, make, or model information; it is a generic relay-based auxiliary lighting circuit applicable to most 12V vehicles.

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Frequently asked questions

What size fuse is used in this fog light circuit?
A 20 amp fuse (labeled "20a") is placed between the 12V battery positive and relay terminal 30.
Which relay terminal does the toggle switch connect to?
The SPST toggle switch connects between ground and relay terminal 85; terminal 86 gets switched 12V power.
Which relay terminal feeds the lights?
Relay terminal 87 is the output that feeds the two lights, which are wired in parallel and each grounded separately.
What kind of switch is used to control the lights?
A SPST (single pole single throw) toggle switch, which grounds the relay coil at terminal 85.
What voltage does this circuit use?
The circuit is powered by a 12V battery source.

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