Retrofit Question

[battleversiontc]

most likely all you gotta do is find the high beam wires and run them to the power side of the fogs and disconnect them from the headligh bulb harness so they dont turn those on

[eTiMaGo]

Originally Posted by battleversiontc

most likely all you gotta do is find the high beam wires and run them to the power side of the fogs and disconnect them from the headligh bulb harness so they dont turn those on

+1

Problem is, doing it this way, it would be like the regular lights, once you turn on the high beams?fogs, the low beams will be disabled, and it's not such a good idea for HIDs to be turned on and off quickly like that...

I do think there was a similar discussion in the past though, about the ability to have both high and low beams on at once. Might have been lost in the hack but I'll dig around...

[taKuto]

Originally Posted by eTiMaGo

+1

Problem is, doing it this way, it would be like the regular lights, once you turn on the high beams?fogs, the low beams will be disabled, and it's not such a good idea for HIDs to be turned on and off quickly like that...

I do think there was a similar discussion in the past though, about the ability to have both high and low beams on at once. Might have been lost in the hack but I'll dig around...

that's just a matter of diodes and relays. Assuming you have the proper relay harnesses already, you just need diodes. When the low-beam ground shuts off, you want to have the relay signal wires to still use the high-beam ground, and that will keep both on.