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Old 12-06-2004, 02:17 PM
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it's diff for 01 trucks
Old 12-06-2004, 04:14 PM
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Right, I think for the 02 and under like to 99, you cut the yellow wire at the lowbeam light and ground it to get the four high.
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Originally Posted by 04BlackSilverado
Right, I think for the 02 and under like to 99, you cut the yellow wire at the lowbeam light and ground it to get the four high.
Yep.. i did that on my 99 and it works great..
Old 12-06-2004, 08:43 PM
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Originally Posted by ridnlow
Yep.. i did that on my 99 and it works great..
Heck yeah!

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Cool, sounds simple enough, but then again, I don't trust myself with electrical work. Does anyone have a pic of where you cut the wires and where you ground it?
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Originally Posted by Soquel
Cool, sounds simple enough, but then again, I don't trust myself with electrical work. Does anyone have a pic of where you cut the wires and where you ground it?
I just took thet yellow wire out and replaced it with a green wire that I ran to ground (the one with the red arrow on it). You should be able to see what spot that is by the wires on yours too.

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Thanks Agrief, I gotta do this as soon as I get my truck back from the shop, plus some sylverstar bulbs.
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Originally Posted by agreif
I just took thet yellow wire out and replaced it with a green wire that I ran to ground (the one with the red arrow on it). You should be able to see what spot that is by the wires on yours too.

Do you ground the wire from the loom or from the box after you cut it? Basically what end of the cut wire goes to ground? (00 GMC)

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Mine is a 03 HD and here is how I did mine. I used the same 1N4001 diode from RS (2-pak $.59) and just jumed between the relays for the lights in the fuse box. Took maybe two minutes to do and 1.5 min was getting the darn fuses out. I did solder extra wire to the diode and use srink tubing over the diode before the install.Now i just wrapped the wire around the post of the relay but a little solder would be best. It won't let me attach some pics for some reason so here is a link to a thread from a few months back showing what i did. Look at the pics on the first page that Max Power shows.

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Old 12-10-2004, 11:38 PM
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I did this and it ROCKS! I got lucky and found a 2 pack of diodes with 3 in it! So, I wired the lows to high, lows to fogs and lows to DRLs....SWEEEEET!!! Now my fogs come on with the headlamps and don't freggin shut off everytime you turn the truck off! This is truely a great mod! Thanks for the tip.


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