Wiring help please

[jerrad]

Anyone in here willing to help make a wiring diagram for me?
I just bought a minibuggy with an 03 Yamaha R1 motor. I have the harness and a diagram for it but I'm looking to add headlights, turn signals, brake lights, etc.

I'm fine with wiring switches, lights, etc but I need help as far as when to use relays and fuses.

Basically I'm looking to wire in a horn, 4 headlights (2 for dim/2 for bright), set of taillights (used for brakes and signals)

I'd appreciate all the help I can get.

 

[99cobrablack]

What about a universal setup such as this.
http://m.summitracing.com/parts/prf-70107
The only thing I would be worried about needing relays for would be the headlights (depending on what you went with, but I would consider going overkill and running constant duty solenoids to control headlight function.

 

[jerrad]

I was looking at a fuse box but wasn't sure if it was really needed.

I have the bikes gauges mounted on the dash so another thing I need to work on is to have the bright and signal indicators working when I flip the switch.
Thanks for the link man.

 

[ibleedblue65]

I would go with something like this. Painless Performance Universal Modular Chassis Harnesses 10307 - Free Shipping on Orders Over $99 at Summit Racing

 

[ibleedblue65]

I was looking at a fuse box but wasn't sure if it was really needed.

I have the bikes gauges mounted on the dash so another thing I need to work on is to have the bright and signal indicators working when I flip the switch.
Thanks for the link man.

You need to get the diagram from the gauges and making the indicator work should be a snap.

 

[jerrad]

You need to get the diagram from the gauges and making the indicator work should be a snap.

That's what I was thinking. As an example shouldn't I basically be able to just run the power from the left/right turn signals to the power of the indicator on the gauge? That way once I send power to the left signal it'll also power up the indicator.

I'm guessing I'll need a flasher relay in there somewhere.