I’m trying to run auxiliary lights (2 fog, 2 pencil, 1 work light), to the stock D1 switches installed in the ashtray slot on my D2. It’s 3 circuits total. The 4 roof rack lights are wired to two Hella wiring harnesses, which have 2 green wires going to the included switch. The work light switch is on a 3 wire switch.

I have one stock fog switch and 2 stock cruise control switches. Does anyone know the pin out of the stock D1 fog and cruise control switches? I want all 3 circuits to work independent of the main beams, so trying to figure out how to wire these up without tapping into the stock wiring if possible, while utilizing the stock switches. Photos are what it will look light once installed.

 

I know with my safari package there is a cruise switch - and two front "fog switches" to the left - the middle fog switch controls the front fog safari lights mounted on the bull-bar and the far-left switch which has a little different diagram (middle fog diagram is beaming down and to the left and switch diagram for four mounted driving lights on roof-rack is showing lights shining up - think this is the same as rear fog light switch just pointing up) bull-bar fogs come on with low beams and the roof rack driving lights will switch on with either low beams or high beams - the rear auxiliary light mounted on the roof rack comes on when reverse switch is activated - there is no separate switch to operate it as a standalone work light

Addendum - since all the auxiliary lights were dealer installed the roof mount front light switch diagram could have been an upward facing rear fog light switch or another front fog light switch pointing down and to the left - it just depends on what the dealership had for switches and used when they put the safari package options on as bull bars and roof racks were all dealer installed - I have the upward rear fog light switch for my roof rack driving lights - the advantage to that being you know the upward facing diagram refers to the roof lights and there is no confusion

 

I think this is what you are after. All the manuals can be found in the google link in my signature. These came from the electrical trouble shooting (ELT) from the D1 section.

 

Thanks, this is exactly what I’m looking for! Looking at electronic schematics is like reading Greek to me, but I should be able to study how the switches are mapped and find a way to make it work with my two different harnesses. I’m not sure how the fourth wire factors in or how I run that with my independent circuit, but I’m assuming it’s for the LED light when the switch is activated.