im using the auto drl for my fog lamps i have it hooked up the way the so callrd intallation picture doesnt work can iget an answer or down loadinstrinstructions what the hell is width can you answer that im using the auto drl for my fog lamps i have it hooked up the way the so callrd intallation picture doesnt work can iget an answer or down loadinstrinstructions what the hell is width can... » Read More im using the auto drl for my fog lamps i have it hooked up the way the so callrd intallation picture doesnt work can iget an answer or down loadinstrinstructions what the hell is width can you answer that « Show Less
869594
This worked fine for me. I used it in two different cars with 2 different sets of lights. It may require the car to start and not just the lights turning on. Test the lights by hooking directly to the battery without the DRL. Also consider spellcheck for future questions. Clarity helps.
869595
I suggest you first check your connections. The ones that came with my LED lights were of poor quality and did not make connection thru the cable insulation. The other obvious thing is have the car running. Good luck
60726
If the fog lamps are not LED they might be drawing too much amps for the auto DRL unit.
869596
I tried 2 of these and one did not work at all and the other lasted about 2 months. I don't understand why such a simple voltage sensing circuit does not last. I gave up on this. Today's cars don't have"circuits" to tap off on.
869597
it was works good for first 3 months for now not working, I took awayall the time turn on.I want exchange or refund
869598
I didn't have any problems with the wire up of the drl I bought the led strip lights to put on the front of my 04 bmw z4 ran wires straight back to the battery works great you may have a faulty drl.
869599
You MUST connect the positive and negative to the battery in order for the module to function properly. Directly from the seller: "Please see attached for instructions on how to hook up. The transformer box knows when the engine is one and when the engine is off by monitoring voltages thru out the vehicle. It will know when the engine is off and turn off the lights as well. Let me know if you still have questions with the install and I can help further. All you need to do is hook up to your battery and hook up your drl LEDs to the other ends of the harness."
869600
Hook mine just like the diagram shows works great, you must have a defect pair. Try to hook just one pair and make sure that you don't ground the other leads.
869601
all I can tell you is that mine works with LED lights... If your fog lamps are not LED...I would guess that the voltage and current required are burning out your DRL
1599927
they will be the same in auto, if you put you car in park the dlr fog lights will go off. they will come on with the halo light at night but they will be your day time running light during the day.
2110007
Very easy 5 to 10 minute install just reach under the front passenger side of the car pull the plastic cover back, reach your hand up and find the harness on the back side of the DRL/ Fog lamp and follow it back towards the back right side of the car and you will fill where the connection for the DRL, unplug harness then insert are harness in line and connect connector back together.
759296
Try using different DMX channel modes on the lights. Some lights default to 7 channel mode, but the lighting controller wants them to be in 4 channel mode, for example.
1004934
ok to the best of my knowledge all HID LUGHTS are the same size abd the ballast are 2 sizes nirmal and low profile -i have in my mercedes benz miniprojector fog lights h5 with no problem and h7 on the liw beams with regular ballast on lower beams and liw profile for fog lights no problem at all
2020812
I think its a universal fit for conversion bulbs because I know all the ballast connections are the same because the bulbs I had h7, h9, h11, oh and h3 for my new fog lamp they all fit into the ballast perfect. The only thing that needs to be different was the bulb that has the connection to the car itself.
1969906
I bought these for a '90 Miata and they did not work for me. Could not figure out why. But I have switched other vehicles to LED lighting and really liked the change. I would give it a try. Just make sure you order the right size
213488
They are white. On my vehicle it is used as high beam lamp. DRL's are typically either a low beam lamp or a separate lamp. You may try checking your vehicle's owner manual for the correct lamp.
1595579
I have a 2003 VW Passat W8. The DRLs are in the same housing as the high beams. Yes, they both work together. However, I have apprehensions about recommending this product to anyone. The setup of with the lights are located and how the light housing reflects the light... It's like shining a flashlight through crystal/kaleidoscope... The way it scatters the light isn't ideal to me (I wish I could submit some pictures. Check out the following link: http://wordsandimagesbycynthia.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/crystal-light.jpg?w=500&h=392 ). There are better and brighter bulbs out there. Side note: If you do get these lights, use some Loctite to make sure the glass lens on the tip of these lights stay on. There's a piece that screws on the end to hold the glass lens on the tip and that piece unscrews constantly.
2040130
I took mine back out. Wasn't happy with the light pattern. They do not throw a fog light pattern. They are just another round light pattern. Useless as a true fog light.
1880890
You have to look up on google what size your light is. Most likely its called a festoon bulb which is the cylinder shaped one with the spring. I bought this and it was way too small for my truck so make sure you get the right size.
105338
There is a setting on it for the lights and patterns. The answer is in your manual.
349979
For our application at the church that i pastor we chose to go with the myDMX software package and adapter which we got at Amazon as well. Reason being it appeared to be far more expandable than a traditional lighting board. It was very simple to get them up and running with a couple of basic scenes. I just chose a light profile (I used a generic one. They didn't have these in the list but I emailed support and they are creating a profile) dragged it over to the lighting scene setup which btw, told me each light address so i could set the corresponding light and then I just moved each slider to the color that i wanted. The generic profile only gave me 3 channels but I really didn't need strobing or anything fancy yet til i get the profile from support. Are you using software or a physical light board? I hope this helps. If I can help more please let me know.
26961
As far as I can tell, there isn't a reason that it shouldn't work. If the factory daytime running lights are not working, this would be a cheap fix for them. I would make sure the fuse for the DRL is removed, or the module or wiring disconnected so they don't both try to activate the DRL at the same time.
2150558
I had zero light function on my car. The part fixed that. I had a mechanic friend tell me that every light control went through the OEM light controlmodule andthat it can be hit or miss as to what circuits don't work when that fails. But I am no mechanic. Good luck!
504771
I'm not sure how to ask a question here. How high is this, and how wide is the narrow part at the bottom? I have small light bulbs (the kind with about a 1/2" screw rather than full size) and a UNO fitting (my two lamps were made in England, but I had them rewired for the USA when I moved back. I have had a very hard time finding new shades, the ones I just bought are too short, so want to know exactly the dimensions of this piece, as I think it might work. Also, what is the distance at the very top of the narrowest point above the socket, as I need to see if that will get in the way of my round small bulbs (they are LED so I'm keeping them a long time). Thanks. I'm not sure how to ask a question here. How high is this, and how wide is the narrow part at the bottom? I have small light bulbs (the kind with about a 1/2" screw rather than full size) and a UNO fitting (my two lamps were made in England, but I had them rewired for the USA when I moved back. I have had a very hard time finding new shades, the ones I just bought are too short, so want to know exactly the dimensions of this piece, as I think it might work. Also, what is the distance at the very top of the narrowest point above the socket, as I need to see if that will get in the way... » Read More I'm not sure how to ask a question here. How high is this, and how wide is the narrow part at the bottom? I have small light bulbs (the kind with about a 1/2" screw rather than full size) and a UNO fitting (my two lamps were made in England, but I had them rewired for the USA when I moved back. I have had a very hard time finding new shades, the ones I just bought are too short, so want to know exactly the dimensions of this piece, as I think it might work. Also, what is the distance at the very top of the narrowest point above the socket, as I need to see if that will get in the way of my round small bulbs (they are LED so I'm keeping them a long time). Thanks. « Show Less
710587
It depends on what is meant by width: both the answer from Margaret P and BAIJOU FU are in their own way correct. The light is about 2 1/2 inches wide (across its long axis) and about 23 inches long (along its long axis). This applies to my XL but there may be (I think there are) other sizes depending on exactly when the vehicle was produced.