Okay... I sinned.
I took off to Halfords and bought myself two of these little cathode tubes that plug straight into your cigarette lighter.
Still... I've decided to tear off the stupid cigarette lighter connecter bit and strip the wire back.
I also saw a thread not long ago (Can't remember where but I did steal the pic. Thank you whoever made it.) where someone drew up a plan for wiring these little kits.
So I re-designed it for my needs and for instruction when I come to actually wiring it.

But I need help.. See the little switch.. It's got two copper-coloured plates protruding from the rear of the switch, each with two little holes. (One at the front and one behind it.)
My question is... With the switch.. And that drawing.. how do I wire up two neons to the one wire from the cigarette lighter AND to the connectors on the back of the switch?
Just so you know... The lights are going underneath the front seats, out of the reach of possible kicks and close enough to both the front and back of the seat to give ample light across the whole of the floor.
I took off to Halfords and bought myself two of these little cathode tubes that plug straight into your cigarette lighter.
Still... I've decided to tear off the stupid cigarette lighter connecter bit and strip the wire back.
I also saw a thread not long ago (Can't remember where but I did steal the pic. Thank you whoever made it.) where someone drew up a plan for wiring these little kits.
So I re-designed it for my needs and for instruction when I come to actually wiring it.

But I need help.. See the little switch.. It's got two copper-coloured plates protruding from the rear of the switch, each with two little holes. (One at the front and one behind it.)
My question is... With the switch.. And that drawing.. how do I wire up two neons to the one wire from the cigarette lighter AND to the connectors on the back of the switch?
Just so you know... The lights are going underneath the front seats, out of the reach of possible kicks and close enough to both the front and back of the seat to give ample light across the whole of the floor.