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I was wondering if that diagram was the right way and if the power wire from the factory fog light was what I used to trigger the relay. I was thinking running that wire to trigger it so I didnt have run anything from inside the cab and active the fog lights like they are factory.
I used the fuses between the battery and LMC harness for the headlights - if you look at the wiring diagram that came with the harness it shows two fuses (but they arent included). Good idea to install them in case you ever have trouble - you can just pull the fuses. JMO.
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I was wondering if that diagram was the right way and if the power wire from the factory fog light was what I used to trigger the relay. I was thinking running that wire to trigger it so I didnt have run anything from inside the cab and active the fog lights like they are factory.
You used the fuses for the headlights or foglights? I notice the HD harness doesnt have fuses built-in. Do I need them or does a relay do that job?
You used the fuses for the headlights or foglights? I notice the HD harness doesnt have fuses built-in. Do I need them or does a relay do that job?
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Maybe my truck is one in a million , but my headlights are great at night ???
I'm going to give the 9104 bulb mod a try anyways and see what happens, it's good now at night , but why not make it even better
I'm going to give the 9104 bulb mod a try anyways and see what happens, it's good now at night , but why not make it even better
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no other bulb comes close to the light output or quality of a PIAA bulb, have these in everthing I own. Most people won't spend $70.00 for a pair of bulbs, but there is no comparison. Also check out there wiper blades, again nothing comes close. http://www.piaa.com/Bulbs/Bulbs.html
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no other bulb comes close to the light output or quality of a PIAA bulb, have these in everthing I own. Most people won't spend $70.00 for a pair of bulbs, but there is no comparison. Also check out there wiper blades, again nothing comes close. http://www.piaa.com/Bulbs/Bulbs.html
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Yes they seem to be. I think I might adjust them down a bit to get it perfect. But driving with these lights on low beam is awesome. I dont need my fogs or high beams. I turned them all on (highs,lows,fogs) on the way home and it was INSANE, I dont need that much light at all.
The harness is reccommended even with a stock setup. I would for sure get it with the higher draw of the Flosser 9104s
The harness is reccommended even with a stock setup. I would for sure get it with the higher draw of the Flosser 9104s
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