Pinout for the foglight switch on an 01+ mustang?

Acheron315

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I have decided to hardwire my gtech to the foglight switch, so I can turn it on easliy, and I also won't have to install an aftermarket switch. The car does not have foglights, so I was going to run power from the switch as well.
I do not have a multimeter handy, so does anyone have a pinout of this switch?

It is the style where there are three buttons in the center console (traction control, defrost, and fogs) that I believe was changed in 2000 or 2001.

Thanks!

 

Acheron315

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ttt anyone?

 

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Light blue - red stripe: switch illumination
Black: ground
Brown: +12V power from headlight switch
White - black stripe: to fog lamp relay

 

Acheron315

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is the power from the headlight switch only supplied when the headlights are on?

 

DarkFireGT

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yes, the power is only supplied from the headlights when they're on. You will need to run a wire from an extra fuse to the place where the brown wire is connected as your new power source.

 

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Acheron315 said:

is the power from the headlight switch only supplied when the headlights are on?

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On my '03, that wire has power whenever the parking lights are 'on'.

My fogs come 'on' when I have the headlights 'off', but the parking lights 'on'.