99 Fog Light wiring diagram or pin outs or something
 

Trying to wire up a light bar to the factory fog light switch. The car didn't come with fog lights so I have no relay under the hood only a dummy dust plug cap over three wires. Those three wires I have no idea what they go to. I know the center one drops to 1V from around 12 with the fog switch pushed in but the others stay around 12. Are they grabbing the coil high from the relay to one of the 12's then switching ground or what? Is one of them powerful enough to support the ~10amp draw?

Can anyone tell me how the factory relay harness is wired up or find a schematic.. none of the 4 schematics I've found show fog light circuitry.

Here you go @98mystique2. 2000 so should be the same.

not sure it's adding up... The connector I've got has red with green stripe on top and hot all the time even with the headlights off then red with yellow stripe in the middle (2v with headlights on and fog light button pressed, 12v with just headlights on) and pink with blue on the bottom.. (which is 12v with the headlights on). Am I reading the schematic wrong is mine different colored? I'm guessing coil high on the relay goes to red with yellow stripe, coil low goes to pink and blue, always on goes to relay switch, relay switch goes to light bar and the ground for the light bar goes to the chassis.
Every dumb tutorial on the other forums assume you have a relay or had foglights and mine just has a switchhttps://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mia...517652f382.jpg

Add in a standard relay.
Red/Green to one side of the switch in the relay (30)
Power to the light bar on the other side of the switch in the relay. (87)

Red/Yellow to one side of the coil (85)
Pink/Blue to the other side of the coil (86)

Ground the light bar.

https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mia...28b79994f8.jpg

thanks

So much for my 15 buck wiring harness lol

Confirms what I was thinking

I'mhttps://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mia...b7f2039a66.pngCoolio
not proud of the wiring job I did but it works and should be waterproof somewhat.
Thanks loads for the advice