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Fenton

Hi I need some advice.
A friend of mine has fitted daytime running lights to his classic car .
it has been fitted with an alternator and he is using the charging wire from it to operate the relay for the lights .

this means the lights only work when here is a charge and no switch is required .

Could you help and tell me which wire from the alternator is the charge wire?

Many thanks
John
 

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