How to eliminate automatic Day Time Light
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How to eliminate automatic Day Time Light
i have a ralliart 2006 and the automatic day time light give me problem to install the hid in the low beam
i can install it on the high beam but the fog lights does no work
i need to know how make the lights works like the 2004 and 2005 ralliart
i can install it on the high beam but the fog lights does no work
i need to know how make the lights works like the 2004 and 2005 ralliart
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Try a front ECU from an '04 or '05. It's the green box under a cover just aft of your battery, along with the relays for the headlights and other accessories.
Otherwise, you can install it on your high beam, and then wire a simple switch to ground the fog light relay, and have complete control over your fog lights. I did, fogs and high beams at the same time is nice on unlit backroads.
Otherwise, you can install it on your high beam, and then wire a simple switch to ground the fog light relay, and have complete control over your fog lights. I did, fogs and high beams at the same time is nice on unlit backroads.
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Originally Posted by Myszkewicz
Try a front ECU from an '04 or '05. It's the green box under a cover just aft of your battery, along with the relays for the headlights and other accessories.
Otherwise, you can install it on your high beam, and then wire a simple switch to ground the fog light relay, and have complete control over your fog lights. I did, fogs and high beams at the same time is nice on unlit backroads.
Otherwise, you can install it on your high beam, and then wire a simple switch to ground the fog light relay, and have complete control over your fog lights. I did, fogs and high beams at the same time is nice on unlit backroads.
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Originally Posted by Myszkewicz
The switch I wired in just grounds the same pin on the foglight relay that the front ECU would ground to turn the fogs on. IIRC, it was the LR pin on the relay, but I can double-check that for you if you need me to.
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Originally Posted by CF-Ninja
could you make a post or PM me how you wired that.. cuz i'd really like my fogs to be on with my high beams
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Originally Posted by ralliarv
awesome! which approach did you take?
the day time running lights are controlled by a computer wich is located in the fuse box, when u open the fuse box you will see a little plastic part bigger than the other wich said caution blablablabla, just open it carefully and inside you wil find a plug conected to a board this is the computer that control your lights
once you have it open just prove with a tester wich cable of the plug control the day time running lights and disconect it from the plug
i recomend to gave this work to a good electro-mechanic
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Originally Posted by morpheus256
do you have any pictures of this black rally. i know of the modual, but whats inside is very much like pandora's box
man inside u just will find a litter board conecte by a plug
the plug have 4 wires
thats it