Add a Circuit
but u will need to attach the circuit underneath the driver dash fuse panel, there is instructions of how the power goes to to, normally u attach to the 12v power out put ignition, so it won't be constantly on, only when the car is on.
or u can also do a directly to ur light fuse, that way u can do with out a switch , just turn on when ever u turn on ur light, u can choose from ur headlight or the drl.
i would like the lights to turn on with the normal dome lights (unlock the car, open the door). i would also like to add a switch so if the car is running i can turn the lights on without having to open the door.
i was telling my friend about it today and he did something in like 5 seconds. he said he tapped into the door sensor? now they turn on whenever i open the door and unlock the car like i wanted, but would it be possible to add a switch? do i still need a relay?
i was telling my friend about it today and he did something in like 5 seconds. he said he tapped into the door sensor? now they turn on whenever i open the door and unlock the car like i wanted, but would it be possible to add a switch? do i still need a relay?
Originally Posted by sn0wman
i would like the lights to turn on with the normal dome lights (unlock the car, open the door). i would also like to add a switch so if the car is running i can turn the lights on without having to open the door. i was telling my friend about it today and he did something in like 5 seconds. he said he tapped into the door sensor? now they turn on whenever i open the door and unlock the car like i wanted, but would it be possible to add a switch? do i still need a relay?
There's an easier way - the under-dash fusebox has three accessory power connections:

E - on with the headlights
D - on all the time
C - on with the ignition
If you connect to these you should make sure you have an inline fuse as they are capable of delivering
quite high current.
E - on with the headlights
D - on all the time
C - on with the ignition
If you connect to these you should make sure you have an inline fuse as they are capable of delivering
quite high current.
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