wiring so the rear turn signals turn on all the time?
01-31-2002, 04:56 PM
#1
wiring so the rear turn signals turn on all the time?
got a tip? i guess it would be like euro rear fog lights... i assume it would be pretty easy to wire them up front. how do the honduh boys do it on the streets? sanks...
01-31-2002, 05:04 PM
#2
Re: wiring so the rear turn signals turn on all the time?
Originally posted by areX
got a tip? i guess it would be like euro rear fog lights... i assume it would be pretty easy to wire them up front. how do the honduh boys do it on the streets? sanks...
got a tip? i guess it would be like euro rear fog lights... i assume it would be pretty easy to wire them up front. how do the honduh boys do it on the streets? sanks...
I was dirving behind the Olds Aurora for about a half an hour yesterday at night and I think I still have the image of those freaking bright red lights that is has on a bumper burned into my retina.
01-31-2002, 05:10 PM
#3
Re: Re: wiring so the rear turn signals turn on all the time?
Originally posted by Maksim2000
Why man ?
I was dirving behind the Olds Aurora for about a half an hour yesterday at night and I think I still have the image of those freaking bright red lights that is has on a bumper burned into my retina.
Why man ?
I was dirving behind the Olds Aurora for about a half an hour yesterday at night and I think I still have the image of those freaking bright red lights that is has on a bumper burned into my retina.
01-31-2002, 05:30 PM
#4
Re: Re: Re: wiring so the rear turn signals turn on all the time?
Originally posted by areX
they're really not that bright.... not as bright as the Olds...
they're really not that bright.... not as bright as the Olds...
OK:No warranties or nothing... I think it should work though
Take the black wire that goes to the turn signal clip the side that goes into the car and ground the side that goes into the bulb...
I think... anybody sanity check ?
This is based on my impression that the Green wire gets dropped to ground every time the flasher blinks... it's too nasty outside to check...
MaX
01-31-2002, 07:43 PM
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Re: Re: Re: Re: wiring so the rear turn signals turn on all the time?
Originally posted by Maksim2000
In that case OK:
No warranties or nothing... I think it should work though
Take the black wire that goes to the turn signal clip the side that goes into the car and ground the side that goes into the bulb...
I think... anybody sanity check ?
This is based on my impression that the Green wire gets dropped to ground every time the flasher blinks... it's too nasty outside to check...
MaX
In that case
OK:No warranties or nothing... I think it should work though
Take the black wire that goes to the turn signal clip the side that goes into the car and ground the side that goes into the bulb...
I think... anybody sanity check ?
This is based on my impression that the Green wire gets dropped to ground every time the flasher blinks... it's too nasty outside to check...
MaX
hohohoho...
bp
01-31-2002, 08:26 PM
#6
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: wiring so the rear turn signals turn on all the time?
Originally posted by pinakbet
Wow, neato... hehehe... what about if you wanted it to come on when you hit the brake and still be a turn signal... did that make sense?
hohohoho...
bp
Wow, neato... hehehe... what about if you wanted it to come on when you hit the brake and still be a turn signal... did that make sense?
hohohoho...
bp
01-31-2002, 08:46 PM
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Why would you want the turn signal was on all the time? A rear fog light is usually only on the driver side and is red. It might make more sense to wire it to a switch where the driver side brake light only comes on. You'd probably also need to isolate it with diodes so that you don't turn all the brake lights on when the switch is flipped.
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