Bonecollector's 2005 GMC Sierra

[silverado13]

Gay!

 

[Bonecollector]

It's a "safety feature" technically can get a ticket for running fogs when they aren't required, same with high beams


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[silverado13]

still un called for, i dont like government provisions

 

[Bonecollector]

That why relays for getting around it are made ;P


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[silverado13]

those take effort though

 

[burgundybeast04]

Seriously takes 5 minutes to install man ....

 

[Bonecollector]

Yup you just splice into like 4 wires I thibk


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[burgundybeast04]

5 wires, one power one ground and one for each hi lo fog + wire

 

[Bonecollector]

Not to bad


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[silverado13]

i need to watch a video on it, i hate relays, i always get it wired up right, but it takes thought lol

 

[silverado13]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WW8JXO366uk

 

[burgundybeast04]

You can't mess it up man, there's only 2 wires on each light, tap the coloured wires lol use heat shrink butt connectors

 

[silverado13]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vua_8s-AqaU


this seems easy.....

 

[squeaky3]

All I have ever done for the 4HI and 6HI is used the diodes under the relays and never had a problem with them and ive had it done on 3 different trucks now

 

[silverado13]

That's what the video I posted does. Thats what I wanna do

 

[burgundybeast04]

If I was doing it again I would buy the relay again, $35 is worth it, diodes are a Pain in the ass I think, relay looks cleaner imo

 

[silverado13]

I want to go with the diode because once you put the cover back on the fuse box, you'll never see it

 

[Bonecollector]

Make sure you put it in the correct bias or it'll blow up/ not work haha


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[silverado13]

video says pin 85

 

[Bonecollector]

By bias I mean correct flow of electricity


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