well, that certainly is short and *simple.........now, if you'll excuse me.....I am off to tinker with my truck. thanks for the vid! It is very helpful.
is it completely safe? i’m afraid that it might cause heat on the wires or shorts.. im not that good in electrical things do correct me if i’m mistaken + should i put a new fuse or relay for more safety and if yes where should it be exactly?
Thank you! Decided to try this on my 2004 Chevy Blazer, highs, lows, and fog lights all on now. Used the driver side headlight ground to my fender bolt.
Im not able to find a good ground on mine i guess, even after scratching a little paint around the bolt under weather stripping next to the maf sensor and air filter
Man, i did it and now half my dash doesn't work, i lost my temp gage, most of my Christmas tree went away, wipers stoped working and hvac stoped working
well, that certainly is short and *simple.........now, if you'll excuse me.....I am off to tinker with my truck.
thanks for the vid! It is very helpful.
Did it work for you?
One of the easier mods to these trucks and you made it simple and easy to understand, thank you.
Bro this was the best solution on the tube !!!
If u wanted u could of made it in 2min
Thank you
did this to my 02 silveraedo back in 2016 its 2021 and they still work......keep in mind it will burn your lowbeams out quicker
how much quicker though? because i’m running LEDs and they’re kind of expensive
is it completely safe?
i’m afraid that it might cause heat on the wires or shorts.. im not that good in electrical things do correct me if i’m mistaken + should i put a new fuse or relay for more safety and if yes where should it be exactly?
how
Did this to my personal suburban and works as described. All the jumper-wire stuff in other hacks worried me but this made sense. Thanks my man.
I'm glad to here it worked for you
I used a painless kit with relay and fuse. Some just ground and go but I feel safer with a relay and fuse in this system.
Thank you! Decided to try this on my 2004 Chevy Blazer, highs, lows, and fog lights all on now. Used the driver side headlight ground to my fender bolt.
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Glad to hear it helped you have more videos on Chevy's if you needed help
Did this too my 2002 Silverado and works awesome.👍 thanks
Im not able to find a good ground on mine i guess, even after scratching a little paint around the bolt under weather stripping next to the maf sensor and air filter
Worked on my 2002 Silverado. Thanks
I'm glad it helped
Thank You from California
finaly a simple setup thanks
just did it works great
Nice work brother keep it up!
Thanks I thought there was something wrong why my high low beam didn't stay on whilst on high beam
Thanks
Now to figure it out for a 2001 dodge durango
For corvette?
Imma do this tomorrow.
Thank you thank you
What’s the light that doesn’t turn on for? Those never turn on and idk how to get them to turn on.
Daytime running lights. They turn on during the day when you have your headlights off and you put the truck in drive.
Pull DRL Fuse And Use Small Jump Wire In Top and Bottom Left Slots ( Make Sure You Have New Bulbs And Sockets Though)
I tried it on my 02 Tahoe but in the passenger side and it blew out the fuse
Man, i did it and now half my dash doesn't work, i lost my temp gage, most of my Christmas tree went away, wipers stoped working and hvac stoped working
This is my comment.
I did this and burned a fuse😑
Great video buddy, it worked on my 2000 suburban.👍.ur the MAN
@Cameron Appleton what kind of wire works best?
@Cameron Appleton 😂 😂 wrong wire my friend