Just use a relay like you should.
When is the last time you worried about the +30K ignition coil backfeeding
into the B+?
Paul
On 6/25/2006 10:10:11 PM, FlamingTaco (flamingtaco@earthlink.net) wrote:
> >There is no way for 90 V to get to the headlight switch!!
> It's only 12 VDC
> >until you get inside the HID assembly and the ballast takes over. So no it
> >won't
> put high voltage on your headlight switch wiring!
>
> While this may not be the typical failure mode for HID modules (been
> mentioned already that they tend to short internal to the voltage coil),
I've seen enough power supplies short back to the input via regulating
components, feedback loops, and even shorted windings to know that what I
stated is quite possible. Knowing this, I cannot consciously give advice to
anyone to preclude their own safety.
>
> David
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