Headlights
#2
Yeah, they have the high four headlight kit from Stylin Concepts, or you could do it the free way. I did it the free way and have had no problems with it in 2 years. The low beam turns off when the high beam turns on because the ground wire switches to positive. All you have to do is cut the wire that is negative when the low beams are on for each side and run the wire coming from the headlight to a constant ground. I have a class in a few minutes but I will try to get the wire colors for you when I get back.
#4
Nightmare, how was class?? Okay, fine. Now, how's about sharing your headlight fix with the rest of us?
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Sharing neat upgrade info......what a country!!
BTW....anyone know how to bypass the driving lights OFF when high beams are on?
CWY George
Thanks, Dude.
Sharing neat upgrade info......what a country!!
BTW....anyone know how to bypass the driving lights OFF when high beams are on?
CWY George
#5
Haha, sorry guys, I just got done changing my spark plugs. Number 8 is a bitch! Anyway, it's the yellow wire going to the low beam bulbs on each side. Just cut this wire and ground it wherever you wish and they will stay on with the high beams. I also have some pics of it, I will try to post them tonight but if it doesn't work email me at budfrg69@aol.com and I will send them to you.
#7
Do you cut and ground the wire going into the light and tape off the other end? Or, do you cut the wire and ground both ends? I think someone said that this wire goes from positive to negative so it makes me think maybe the first way would be it. Sorry to really dig into this, I just don't want to make any mistakes.
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#9
yeah, when the low beams are on, yellow is ground and orange is positive, and when you turn the high beams on the orange stays positive but the yellow wire switches over to positive. Permanently grounding the yellow wire will prevent it from switching back over to positive when your high beams turn on.





