If your refering to the cut brown wire, nothing goes to it, you cut it and leave it cut . cap it off with wire caps so that you dont short anything in there.2ndnissan wrote:Vroom..nice write up. I'm going to try this but have one question. I have just a two prong switch. Will it work right with the one wire coming to the switch from the fuse box and the other going to a ground off the switch. I don't want to fry anything. It's just a 15 amp switch too . I had to change the wiper switch already with the same type . Be nice if they could match.
Ooops..got my answer. tried it with just a ground. Ok up to step three. Then lights don't go down period. Should the other end going from the new switch go back to one end of brown wire ..the end not connected directly to the original switch?
Modified by 2ndnissan at 11:17 AM 10/5/2008
lmao wowBurnsey wrote:alright ... I didn't take my adderal the day I did it so ... who knows I prolly installed it all wrong and stuff haha .... anyways I'll go home today and try to check it since I took my meds today
they are canadian daytime running lights, i got them from pdm240coupelover1992 wrote:where do you get those lights below the headlights? where those black vents are??
prolly have to install this switch.BrianHarte wrote:I have a Pivot Headlight COntroller for my lights.
How do I make the lights turn on when the headlights are still in the "sleepy" position?
if you take apart the button you will see whats broke, the button uses a spring and catch clip, the catch clip can break.If so, your button will work like its supposed to only when you hold it in.Pocket another button from a junk yard, you should be good.Jdmstyles wrote:I'd assume it wouldnt go up at all if it was broken Dx
Are you sure you wired it up per the write up? If so then first set the lights to the desired position, hit the switch to off, then turn them on and they should stay there.michael_grigoras wrote:so i did this but when i turn the lights on they still go all the way back down and then up