2002yellowpro5 said:
ok im realy thinking about doig this but i was wondering if i just do the drl. bypass as showen in the pick at the bottem of page 2 if that gives me full control still. as in
fogs
fogs + drl
fogs + drl + head lights
has anyone found out how to keep the highs on??? (uhm)
I'm not quite sure what you're asking, but I'll take a stab.
The original how-to, first post in the thread, is a 2 step process. First, you re-wire the foglights to come on with the parking lights, as opposed to the headlights. Then you re-wire the DRLs to use a switch that you put in, rather than using the ebrake on/off as a switch.
So before the rewiring, your lights are as follows, with the ebrake off (e.g. you're driving around)
1. Light switch off: DRLs are on
-foglights cannot go on
-highbeams go on if you pull the lever back
2. Light switch in the middle: parking lights are on
-foglights cannot go on
-headlights go on if you pull the lever back
3. Light switch at the end: headlights are on
-foglights CAN be turned on/off by the OEM switch
-highbeams go on if you pull the lever back or push it forward
After you rewire, as described by the first post:
1. Light switch off: No lights
-DRLs can be turned on/off by the new switch wired in
-fogs cannot go on
-highbeams go on by pulling the lever back
2. Light switch in the middle: parking lights on
-DRLs can be turned on/off by the new switch
-foglights can be turned on/off by the OEM switch
-highbeams go on if you pull the lever back
3. Light switch at the end: headlights on
-DRLs obviously aren't in play
-foglights can be turned on/off by the OEM switch
-highbeams go on by pulling or pushing the lever
Because the DRLs are the same bulb as the regular headlights (running at a lower output), there is obviously no way to turn both the headlights and DRLs on.
The highbeams will go on momentarily if you pull the lever back, and will stay on if you push the lever forward. Obviously, driving around with your highbeams on 24/7 is a good way to cause an accident and piss off everyone around you.
Sorry for the long-winded reply, and sorry if I didn't really answer your question.