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| I would also like to do the same thing. The only other thing I might ad would be for both the high&low beams be on with the highs. On a GMC I could hold the lever back and both high&low would be on and it is great for that extra light.
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Picky........I know! Last edited by Slowhogg : 08-27-2008 at 08:10 AM. |
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I think a lot didn't care if they have them and don't use them and the other half don't have OEM and put aftermarket on and they could lock the truck with theirs on! Anyway, I'm going to fish around locally and see if anyone can help.........dissabling the high beam off mode may be easier then someone changing when they will come on.........I'll let you know if I find a fix........ |
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| Hey guys You could rewire them. Its pretty easy. I just installed a set of Piaa X-tremes. There is a parking light wire on the left side by the battery for your "switch" wire. You will still need a relay. I can give you more details if you want. |
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