Yea, cept that doesn't work, had a bag of different harnesses to try out today and we couldn't get the highs to work on the click on.
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Yea, cept that doesn't work, had a bag of different harnesses to try out today and we couldn't get the highs to work on the click on.
They look awesome :thumb: I may have to give that company a call if the price is right.
On my truck I just soldered a diode between the low and high beam control legs of the light relays in the fuse panel. Was pretty easy. But sounds like that may be the same thing your doing just at the BCM side of the wiring harness.
On my truck I just soldered a diode between the low and high beam control legs of the light relays in the fuse panel. Was pretty easy. But sounds like that may be the same thing your doing just at the BCM side of the wiring harness.
Well I am not a vendor, nor am I looking to personally sell these but if you are interested contact BLS and see what he says on making em. This was kinda a one off set he had done for me.
Now as far as the diode goes, which direction polarity marking wise?
I don't have my truck today but if I remember correctly the "banded" or "cathode" side of the diode goes to the high beam relay side, since the BCM grounds the control for both relays. So when the low beam relay is energized current will not flow through the diode to the low beam relay and energize the high beam relay. If you get it backwards then the high beams will be on with the lows.
The control terminals on the relays will either be the number 85 or 86 terminal on the relay. Whichever terminal does NOT have constant power to it.
The control terminals on the relays will either be the number 85 or 86 terminal on the relay. Whichever terminal does NOT have constant power to it.
Hi-lows on at the same time.
You will need to connect the 85 pin of the low beams relay to the 85 pin on the hi beams relay. Make sure that the "bottle cap (or end with the stripe)" is going towards the hi beam relay. You can either wrap the wire around the metal pin or slide it into the hole that the pin goes into. Either will work.
^^^^This is how I did mine
I called and talk to him today nic guy said he had a set of silverado ones he's doing next and getting the harness squared away with your truck
Yea, always been great to call and get advice or service no matter what. Pretty helpful guy. I think maybe this week or weekend I will print out some alldata notes and take a peak under the dash. Hopefully its simple and lets me have full HID awesomeness for highs and lows. :joker:
i have hid in my fogs lows highs and drl and the all come on with my high beam its real simple to do i will get some pics of how bright they are when i have them on i also have it to wear my fog light come one with high beam got tired of hitting the button so the only single lights i can run is my fog lights
yeah just the bulbs i didnt care to much for the projectors so i took them back out thats just bulbs but i was more less showing the 4hi mod and drl light mod
I just put the 6.0's in a Denali retrofit, using 4500k 35w bulbs. Wasn't a fan of the 5000k's. I really wanted to keep the stock headlights and retro them, but it was like $800 to get them done.
Ah ok, looks like its bright alright.
If you don't mind me asking, how much was the denali route?