1970FuryConv
Old Man with a Hat
@Davea Lux and I were p.m. talking about an aftermarket relay to replace our 40+-year-old OEM hidden headlight grill relays. This relay for Dodge Charger hidden headlights is on eBay. I took a look at topher’s feedback. It includes excellent feedback for the grill relay and is 100% positive.
At $25 the price is right. I’m going to convert my 1972 Fury to hidden headlight grill. If I can’t get a working Mopar relay, I may order one of these. I’m guessing:
Red wire to ignition on input power at the stud.
Black wire to ground
White wire, with resistor?, to headlight on/off power
Blue and Yellow wires to grill motor.
If anybody else needs one, and orders one immediately, I’d like to hear what your experience is. I’m still gathering parts and my front bumper needs re-chrome. It may be a month or 2 before I can test a relay out. Hope this helps somebody. Ben
Mopar Dodge Charger Hideaway Headlight Relay | eBay
Description:
Replacement relay for your hideaway headlight system. I've made it as plug and play as possible. 1 plug, 2 terminals to connect, mount and done.
At $25 the price is right. I’m going to convert my 1972 Fury to hidden headlight grill. If I can’t get a working Mopar relay, I may order one of these. I’m guessing:
Red wire to ignition on input power at the stud.
Black wire to ground
White wire, with resistor?, to headlight on/off power
Blue and Yellow wires to grill motor.
If anybody else needs one, and orders one immediately, I’d like to hear what your experience is. I’m still gathering parts and my front bumper needs re-chrome. It may be a month or 2 before I can test a relay out. Hope this helps somebody. Ben
Mopar Dodge Charger Hideaway Headlight Relay | eBay
Description:
Replacement relay for your hideaway headlight system. I've made it as plug and play as possible. 1 plug, 2 terminals to connect, mount and done.