Well @Stampie66 you are either mad or genius............i think maybe the latter
Sounds foreign. Not so sure about easy!Now getting interesting. Due to haveing leds wondering about the possibilities of wiring the DRL s.
The ecu driver has its own timer so when the relay is activated the lights will dim . The relay will stay closed until the power is removed ,then the timer starts and then the light come back on full after approximately 5 secs.
I'm thinking ? What if , remove the ecu driver complete. What's the DRL s running voltage.( could be 350 mwatts)
If each DRL was able to run from its own reduced volt supply thay could be run from relays powered from indicators ,so the trigger would be the indicator on and the relavent DRL would dim. Need to find the running supply voltage before anything.
Thinking , ignition on DRL on full. Lights on DRL s off.
DRL s on , indicators on ,DRL s dim timer cuts in , indicators off, 10 secs DRL s full on .
Sounds easy.
Sounds like it would work, provided the pulsed input resets the relay timer ?Now getting interesting. Due to haveing leds wondering about the possibilities of wiring the DRL s.
The ecu driver has its own timer so when the relay is activated the lights will dim . The relay will stay closed until the power is removed ,then the timer starts and then the light come back on full after approximately 5 secs.
I'm thinking ? What if , remove the ecu driver complete. What's the DRL s running voltage.( could be 350 mwatts)
If each DRL was able to run from its own reduced volt supply thay could be run from relays powered from indicators ,so the trigger would be the indicator on and the relavent DRL would dim. Need to find the running supply voltage before anything.
Thinking , ignition on DRL on full. Lights on DRL s off.
DRL s on , indicators on ,DRL s dim timer cuts in , indicators off, 10 secs DRL s full on .
Sounds easy.
I've had my kit since December but only getting round to fitting them. I used a very small drill to drill lots of small holes from the back face following the guide outline then sharpened up the edges with a craft knife. Very pleased with end result. That's as far as I've got so far with the install.