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fogs on with high beams canadian truck
how do u do this on an 06 psd
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Fog Light OverRide
I don't know if it will work on your truck, but it did on mine and it has running lights (which i got rid of) Last edited by Joel; 01-23-2010 at 04:58 PM. |
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I also recomend doing a "brite box" mod so that high and low beams are on at the same time. I did that as well as kept my running lights, and supplied my headlights with power through extra relays on low and high beams. It is awesome how much more light there is now. Even on low beams. I have a switch that i can turn for stock or bypass mode. I'd say my low beams are 30% brighter with the relay bypass. Highly recomended!
I even had to adjust my lights down a bit because people were getting real pissed off at me with the extra power. Never had many people flash me till i did the mod. I can post a diagram if you are interested. |
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I just pulled the DRL fuse. It is labeled in the owners manual and it is a fuse all to itself, so if you yank it out it won't hurt anything else.
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I got rid of my daytime running lights (DRLs) by pulling two fuses in the fuse box under the hood. Believe it was fuse #s 205 and 206 - check your owners manual to be sure - but it knocked out those DRLs. There's also a relay for the DRLs on the fuse panel inside the cab - pulled that and the DRLs were still working. So stick with the two fuses under the hood and you'll be golden.
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