LED Running lights
Just one side, driver's or passenger will work. A diagram would only add confusion to an already simple process. Find the back of the bulb. There are two wires going to it. Attach a resistor between the two wires. Just jeep in mind the power equation.
Also, keep in mind the alternator may put out 14+ volts, so use P = 225/R for the power rating.
Also, keep in mind the alternator may put out 14+ volts, so use P = 225/R for the power rating.
Just one side, driver's or passenger will work. A diagram would only add confusion to an already simple process. Find the back of the bulb. There are two wires going to it. Attach a resistor between the two wires. Just jeep in mind the power equation.
Also, keep in mind the alternator may put out 14+ volts, so use P = 225/R for the power rating.
Also, keep in mind the alternator may put out 14+ volts, so use P = 225/R for the power rating.
I like that look. What did you have to do to get the original DRLs to stay off, and the fogs turn on without the low beams? I looked through the various links posted in this thread but didn't see anything, and search is broken right now for some reason.
Nevermind, I dug a little deeper and found your thread: https://acurazine.com/forums/2g-rl-2005-2012-76/drl-fog-switch-838082/
Thanks, I had some leds from the previous car so I threw them in but now I have the code. I found some plug-n-plays that come in pairs and wasn't sure if I needed to order 2 sets or just the one. I recently got an rdx as well and wanted to do the same
Hey guys! I have read that some people mention LED lights for RLs. Were there cars with Halogen lights and LEDs? What do I have on my 2010 RL with Tech package (has Nav but doesn't have collision mitigation stuff)?
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I meant the wires coming from the harness of the car that is normally plugged into the highbeam bulb.


