HID thread
Mar 5, 2009 | 11:09 PM
#41
i didnt unplug mine or remove the BCM or anything just droped the kick panel cover, took the little leads that are on the resistor, and some needle nose pliers and wedged the wires in the back of the plug next to the stock wire and they just fit in there pretty snug like, then i made sure the leads from either resistor were touching each other, if ud like i can take come pictures this weekend.
Mar 11, 2009 | 09:00 PM
#46
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I think if you put the resistors in the right way the highs will make the lows come on, and whenever the lows are on the fogs are on.
Or you'll have to jump from high to low and high to fog. Then when your highs come in so do your fogs and lows.
Heres how to do it with the highs making the lows and fogs come on. This is the gray connector on the BCM.
If you go from highs to lows, and lows to fogs, it will do what you want with the fogs being auto with the lows. Put the resistors in the bcm and give it a shot, if it doesnt work right, turn the resistors around.
Or you'll have to jump from high to low and high to fog. Then when your highs come in so do your fogs and lows.
Heres how to do it with the highs making the lows and fogs come on. This is the gray connector on the BCM.
If you go from highs to lows, and lows to fogs, it will do what you want with the fogs being auto with the lows. Put the resistors in the bcm and give it a shot, if it doesnt work right, turn the resistors around.
Mar 12, 2009 | 09:17 AM
#49
i cant seem to find it, tho i may be using the wrong search terms, im sure someone else will chime in and find it, im pretty sure it was just cutting and grounding a wire..but i cant remember for sure.
Mar 12, 2009 | 08:56 PM
#50
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