So I've grounded the yellow wire found under the fuse panel and now my highs stay on with my lows when I switch to high beams, but the fogs still wont come on with the highs. Aint this suppose to be a ALL ON mod? Help?
01/02 All-On Mod???
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yeah man i just got a 01 a couple months ago and was looking on how to do the all on mod but so far no luck 
You just have to jump the wire to the fogs terminal too. I can't begin to remember which one that is but that's all that "mod" does.
I need to do this with my wife's truck cause the HIDs take way too long to warm up (and therefore light up bright) when you switch to the highs. If the lows stayed on, it'd be MUCH better waiting on them to light up. As it is now, it's a near blackout when switching.
So I've got to do this OR come up with something that lights up faster in the highs.
I need to do this with my wife's truck cause the HIDs take way too long to warm up (and therefore light up bright) when you switch to the highs. If the lows stayed on, it'd be MUCH better waiting on them to light up. As it is now, it's a near blackout when switching.
So I've got to do this OR come up with something that lights up faster in the highs.
Easiest way to do fogs is complete stand alone, or diode off the high beam to the fog relay control. The diode only works if your running some sort of external booster harness. I haven't tested it myself, but I was told the current of the high beams is to much for the diode to block.
The stand alone method is basically the same circuit as the bcm but without the high beam override. Basically if you have parking lights on, the button on the dash works regardless of headlight status. I looked into using a latching relay from an rv waterpump, and it fits perfectly, neg switched neg switching. If it wasn't so late I'd look it up, but for some reason my google-Fu is not functioning.
The stand alone method is basically the same circuit as the bcm but without the high beam override. Basically if you have parking lights on, the button on the dash works regardless of headlight status. I looked into using a latching relay from an rv waterpump, and it fits perfectly, neg switched neg switching. If it wasn't so late I'd look it up, but for some reason my google-Fu is not functioning.
http://www.intellitec.com/pdfs/MOTOR CTRLS_web/5300145.100.pdf
Wire that controller in place of the bcm for fog control. That gives you complete independent control of your fog lights as long as your parking lights are on. In other words, your switch works no matter what the high beams are doing.
Wire that controller in place of the bcm for fog control. That gives you complete independent control of your fog lights as long as your parking lights are on. In other words, your switch works no matter what the high beams are doing.