I've been trying to find some info on wiring in the leveling motors on my new age Morette's. Anything I've found on the forums in the states relate to the JDM/EDM lights which have a different harness on the motor (6 pin vs the 3 pin on the Morette's). Can anyone here give me some insight?

Thanks.

 

Pretty sure i remember reading somewhere that sti headlights are 6 wire,and i know for sure uk bugeye wrx are 3. I fitted jdm sti lights to mine and they havnt got them at all.I did see somewhere someone adapted 3 wire to 6 using a 6 pin switch and making up a circuit board.It might be on the search on here but not sure,dont know if this helps?

 

You are correct in that the JDM STi lights are 6 wire. That said the Morette motors are 3 wire.

 

What you need is a diagram for the uk wrx then,i will see if i can dig one out.Im guessing yours is 6 wire then.

 

I have Morette's on my car. The harness coming out of the leveling motors are 3 pin. My car has nothing to do with 6 pin on the headlight side of things.

At the switch I will be using one out of an '06 STi. I have the diagram for that so that's not the issue. I'm wondering what each of the 3 wires represent on the Morette motors and how to wire that to my switch.

 

http://forums.nasioc.org/forums/show...=262151&page=3 This might help It looks like you can use your 6 pin switch rather than the 4 pin uk wrx type,just multi meter it and leave 2 pins disconnected you dont need.

 

I appreciate the help. That said I thought I'd been clear but maybe pictures will help you understand.

Those instructions are for these lights; aka JDM's

http://jdmcars.info/cars/subaru/impreza/jdm-sti.jpg

I have these lights; aka Morette's

http://www.morette.com/products/HEAD...mpreza2000.jpg

The leveling motor harness are DIFFERENT on these two lights. The JDM's have a 6 pin harness and the Morette's use a 3 pin.

 

https://www.scoobynet.com/lighting-a...as-anyone.html This is what you need to do as the uk300 lights also use a 3 pin leveller motor ,In i ideal world use a 4 pin switch although it may be possible to use yours but i couldnt say for sure.