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I plan to install speaker and power window kit, thus, I would like to reduce the number of wires running through the door.
Therefore, I prefer to add relays with 2 wires instead of using 5 wire harness that comes with the kit.
I would like to find out whether this wiring diagram is OK or not.
Could you help me to point out my mistake?
Thanks in advance!
tamo3
Is the correct way to locate switch and diode?
I want to use the SPAL switch that I already purchased.
Thanks,
tamo3
SPAL Switch
This is what I guessed.
This is Viper 3105V(350V) wiring instruction.
Thanks,
tamo3
updated final diagram for the reference.