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that would be awesome. do i just pull the relay out and it works then?
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Post Fiend
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No...you pull the relay and bend over one prong...grounding it to the body........i'll just snap a picture so you know which prong
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Post Fiend
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I tapped into the headlight switch, I think it was the brown wire( trigger wire ) and used that to trigger a relay that runs off of the battery. When ever the lights are on, the driving lights are on also. When I turn on the highbeams, the driving lights stay on.
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Oh i'm not saying you'll have any issue with it.....just your way theres more wiring and the added cost of a relay......my way...12 inches of wire..