Driving lights -operation?

[Pete Masterson]

It should be a simple change -- moving one wire to the correct relay.
However, what seems simple on a 'bird rarely is. The real trick is
finding the "right" wire!

You may want to take your 'bird out to a lonely, dark stretch of road
and determine if the lights are, in fact, fog or driving lights. If
they're driving lights, they will simply increase the glare in fog.
Fog lights should have a broad, low-aimed beam while the driving
lights would have a narrow, long beam.

You may need to change the lenses to have proper fog lights.

Pete Masterson
'95 Blue Bird Wanderlodge WBDA 42
aeonix1@...
On the road at Idaho Springs, CO



On Oct 21, 2007, at 5:14 PM, Tom McCarthy wrote:

> Rob, the switch reads "Fog/Driving Lights." From this information,
> the two apparently are mutually exclusive. I rarely need high beams
> but often get nighttime fog in CA. I asked HMH if they could switch
> the operation to FOG and low beams, just like my fleet of autos.
>
> Tommy 2S McCarthy
> Poway CA
>