Wiring DRLs on 13 Maxima
07-16-2015, 05:29 PM
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Wiring DRLs on 13 Maxima
Hey guys,
Although I've done other modifications to the body, I've never done any wiring.. so I guess I just need a walk through on how to make sure im doing this right. Im trying to install LED daytime running lights. I just don't want to mess anything up. Besides the actual lights, what do I need? relay, switch, harness? and specifically what kind..
Thanks!
Although I've done other modifications to the body, I've never done any wiring.. so I guess I just need a walk through on how to make sure im doing this right. Im trying to install LED daytime running lights. I just don't want to mess anything up. Besides the actual lights, what do I need? relay, switch, harness? and specifically what kind..
Thanks!
07-16-2015, 07:32 PM
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Depends on how you want to wire it really.
Option 1: use an add a fuse in the windshield motor fuse under the hood and then run a switch into the car for independent control of the drl and not having any other lights on if desired
Option 2: do the same as option 1 but Use a wireless box with remote so no need to run wires inside for independent control of the drl and not having any other lights on if desired
Option 3: splice into the park light wires so they run with them, so they only run with the park light
Option 1: use an add a fuse in the windshield motor fuse under the hood and then run a switch into the car for independent control of the drl and not having any other lights on if desired
Option 2: do the same as option 1 but Use a wireless box with remote so no need to run wires inside for independent control of the drl and not having any other lights on if desired
Option 3: splice into the park light wires so they run with them, so they only run with the park light
07-17-2015, 05:28 AM
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Depends on how you want to wire it really.
Option 1: use an add a fuse in the windshield motor fuse under the hood and then run a switch into the car for independent control of the drl and not having any other lights on if desired
Option 2: do the same as option 1 but Use a wireless box with remote so no need to run wires inside for independent control of the drl and not having any other lights on if desired
Option 3: splice into the park light wires so they run with them, so they only run with the park light
Option 1: use an add a fuse in the windshield motor fuse under the hood and then run a switch into the car for independent control of the drl and not having any other lights on if desired
Option 2: do the same as option 1 but Use a wireless box with remote so no need to run wires inside for independent control of the drl and not having any other lights on if desired
Option 3: splice into the park light wires so they run with them, so they only run with the park light
07-17-2015, 05:41 AM
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07-17-2015, 05:51 AM
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Depends on how you want to wire it really.
Option 1: use an add a fuse in the windshield motor fuse under the hood and then run a switch into the car for independent control of the drl and not having any other lights on if desired
Option 2: do the same as option 1 but Use a wireless box with remote so no need to run wires inside for independent control of the drl and not having any other lights on if desired
Option 3: splice into the park light wires so they run with them, so they only run with the park light
Option 1: use an add a fuse in the windshield motor fuse under the hood and then run a switch into the car for independent control of the drl and not having any other lights on if desired
Option 2: do the same as option 1 but Use a wireless box with remote so no need to run wires inside for independent control of the drl and not having any other lights on if desired
Option 3: splice into the park light wires so they run with them, so they only run with the park light
07-17-2015, 11:24 AM
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What is the proper name for this 'add-afuse' and can it be purchased at an autozone? I've never messed with wiring before so please excuse my stupidity. So when I buy a set of DRL's, I just hook them up to the 'add-afuse' add the extra fuse and that's it?
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