Relay? Fuse? with Neons

ok thats one way but if you have anyother neon set than light glow you can do this its simple if you have a tester take a normal 5 pin relay like bosch

here is how to  connect.

pin 85 ground (chassis)

pin 86 possitive wire from a toggle switch. ( can be low current)

pin 30 output wire to all of the neons .

pin 87 to a 10amp fused ignition wire meaning , take a light tester and go by your key cylinder and poke the wire  and what you are looking for is one that only shows pos 12 when the key is in run possition.  and when you turn the key off it will stop showing. 12 pos. this wire is usually thinker than the other just make sure you have one that only turns pos when you turn key and shows either nothing or neg when key is off.  and this wire connects to the 87 pin of a relay this is your high current wire fuseit . 10 amp fuse per relay.  and this will be ok for you. take a toggle and you got the through which can be pos or negative and in lighted toggles, you have to give a pos source to the toggle and a negative source look on switch and figure which goes where and the output wire from toggle to pin 86 of relay.

alright, as far as actually "pin 86 to a toggle switch" how do i wire that up? do i like take apart the fusebox or wha? i haven't actually played around with my fuse box much so i'm not sure if it is something i'll understand when i get in there and play wit it. Another thing is i have a fuse box in the engine compartment as well as one actually inside the car. I"m not sure if i should be concerned or is this normal. Sorry for not k nowin, i seriously appreciate all this.

hadji_85 ,

how did you get your amp switch to light up when it is in the "on" position? i just installed a switch for my amp and it doesn't light up in the "on" postition. i wired the remote output from the hu to the switch and then to the amp.