The easiest way to power the fog lights is to T-Tap or Vampire clip to the existing fog light and do the same for signal lights, left and right respectively. The ground can be hooked to existing grounding points. Secure and water proof each connection. Using electrical tape and tons of zip ties. There must be no stress transfered to the connections while driving. Also I had my car parked outside during the recent "Arctic freeze" and I believe the extremely cold weather cracked the water proofing and now one of the lights is filled with moisture and has failed in certain areas. 😟
#1: The wire that he hooked up on this H/L Low Lights is fine....but remember, the drl won't go on until the H/L low light comes on. If you use a test light, and acc on, it won't show that is "hot" because the light have to be "on" #2: Putting the bare wire on the fuse (as shown on video) is dangerous! You have to use add fuse or tap a fuse. Look it up on google.
Thanks for video! Appreciate it it really helped even tho for some reason i had more cables/threads on my mine❤Great video 😀
Wow galing naman, just keep making video
This looks too difficult to do.
i like what you did there but i wish there's a better way to connect to the DRL itself. can't find the correct wire for the DRL.
The easiest way to power the fog lights is to T-Tap or Vampire clip to the existing fog light and do the same for signal lights, left and right respectively. The ground can be hooked to existing grounding points.
Secure and water proof each connection. Using electrical tape and tons of zip ties. There must be no stress transfered to the connections while driving.
Also I had my car parked outside during the recent "Arctic freeze" and I believe the extremely cold weather cracked the water proofing and now one of the lights is filled with moisture and has failed in certain areas. 😟
Hello Mate did you have opened the bumper and how did you took that original black plastic trim where you install the DRL
Hello friend to be sure, the blue and yellow wire of the DRL you hooked it to the red wire with the white strip of the turning lights ?
yes.
Hi mate
The cable you put it in H/L low light
Is that fuse is switched on power for DRL lights
#1: The wire that he hooked up on this H/L Low Lights is
fine....but remember, the drl won't go on until the H/L low light comes on. If you use a test light, and acc on, it won't show that is "hot" because the light have to be "on" #2: Putting the bare wire on the fuse (as shown on video) is dangerous! You have to use add fuse or tap a fuse. Look it up on google.