Can I somehow wire this to my turn signal circuit and use the front turn signals as DRLs, without causing other issues?
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When the DRLs are on, the turn signals may not flash, but I think you can try fog lights.
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For my 2003 R6 I tested the fuse box and found the turn signal fuse is a switched source. So I tapped it after the fuse so it's protected. My thinking is that it's not often that I'll need to use my turn signals and therefore I can use that for my heated grips. By the time I need to use my blinkers for a long time, the increased resistance from the heaters will drop the AMP draw and so running my turn signals at the same time isn't a big deal. Keep in mind, I swapped my turn signals from bulbs to LEDs (w/ an in-line resistor so it doesn't blink like crazy).
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Sorry I can not be of help. I took theOnix turn signal out of box and realized it would not work and returned it to Amazon, and searched for the exact replace on ebay which I found. It was from some junk yard in Kansas. Dennis Dunn dennis@growingchild.com
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I'M Pretty sure you can.i used the stock wiring when i connected it to my motorcycle
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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
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I'm not sure you will need resistors or to change the flasher if you have sequential turn signals. I had regular t/s that's why I changed out the flasher.
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I ran the wires through the side mirror to an opening in the car firewall to the original signal light wires and spliced the wires to the original wires . I grounded the black wire to the frameI had to lenghthen the wires by soldering an additional 4 feet of wire to what was provided as they are very short. I did this on both sides of my car and they work fine. Be sure to properly insulate any soldering or connections you might make in the wires.
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You could wire it to a switch if you want but the instructions show wiring to the reverse lights. That's what I did. Hey make a huge difference over the stock reverse lights.
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I used a Daystar DC 20 amp switch and wired myself. Grounded the black (ground wire to frame) and ran the red from a 20 amp circuit. Really not hard. Most auto parts stores sell all the supplies to put in these and other offroad lights.
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You only wire it to the tail light, not the turn signals, so it has no effect on them
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These should work perfectly fine with DRL equipped vehicles. However, some vehicles might require a relay.
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Yes. If you replace the front signals, be forewarned that each have a different part number.
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Yes, you would need to run an additional wire split off of the white 12v signal wire going to the relay (the wire that's attached to the center post of the switch) to the reverse lights hot wire. Then when reverse lights are on, relay will get 12v signal power and turn on. and when in park, the switch will turn them on as it typically would. and when in drive you've got some killer BACK OFF tailgater lights ;)
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Yes you can do that. You will need a splitter and it needs to be a "DC pass" type. You will end up with an extra power plug and injector.
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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.
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It doesn't really matter what voltage your vehicle uses. All this does is bridge the starter trigger wire to a constant positive. Once you hook it up right it will work.
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the drl turns off when you turn the headlights on, just as a factory drl system would work