question about daytome running lights
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question about daytome running lights
any way i can actually control them? when in park i can put on my parking lights and have the fog lights on (proper way to drive in fog) but as soon as the car shifts into drive i loose control of the lights, the low beams are always on
the reason i ask if i can change this is, i have a friend with a ford focus that can change the way his lights act by doing codes with the gas pedals and stuff
the reason i ask if i can change this is, i have a friend with a ford focus that can change the way his lights act by doing codes with the gas pedals and stuff
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Originally Posted by willwren
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that should help
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I would assume it is possible to wire a switch to one of the wires on the low beams(ground or positive) and just break the circuit when wanted.
is this assumption correct?
edit: of course I would wire that up with a 5pin relay so that the current for the HL doesn't have to travel all the way to the switch and back.
is this assumption correct?
edit: of course I would wire that up with a 5pin relay so that the current for the HL doesn't have to travel all the way to the switch and back.
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i have a 99 se
what does the black pcm tray look like? anyone want to take a pic of their engine and circle where it is for me?
what does the black pcm tray look like? anyone want to take a pic of their engine and circle where it is for me?