'07-'08 DRL on with headlights?
#2
06 WDP/Ebony MT NAV ASPEC
I have never wanted to do this but, If you were to remove the signal that tells the drls to turn off when the lights are engaged they would remain on at all times. I don't know if it would be as simple as cutting a wire or if it is ran off the computer. You would need to look at the schematics of the lighting system.
#3
I have never wanted to do this but, If you were to remove the signal that tells the drls to turn off when the lights are engaged they would remain on at all times. I don't know if it would be as simple as cutting a wire or if it is ran off the computer. You would need to look at the schematics of the lighting system.
That makes sense, hopefully some knowledgeable azine member can explain exactly how this would be done.
Thanks for your help.
#4
UA7 NBP TL-S
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Of course it can be done.
Well I did it already. Gives me choice of when I want them on
I actually wanna write a DIY on this soon...
All you need is..
OEM halogen bulbs/LED bulbs (if you decide to go with leds)
Relay kit
2 load resistors
Push button switch
Some extra electrical wire
Here is the outcome..
Well I did it already. Gives me choice of when I want them on
I actually wanna write a DIY on this soon...
All you need is..
OEM halogen bulbs/LED bulbs (if you decide to go with leds)
Relay kit
2 load resistors
Push button switch
Some extra electrical wire
Here is the outcome..
#5
Of course it can be done.
Well I did it already. Gives me choice of when I want them on
I actually wanna write a DIY on this soon...
All you need is..
OEM halogen bulbs/LED bulbs (if you decide to go with leds)
Relay kit
2 load resistors
Push button switch
Some extra electrical wire
Here is the outcome..
Well I did it already. Gives me choice of when I want them on
I actually wanna write a DIY on this soon...
All you need is..
OEM halogen bulbs/LED bulbs (if you decide to go with leds)
Relay kit
2 load resistors
Push button switch
Some extra electrical wire
Here is the outcome..
#6
UA7 NBP TL-S
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My DRL leds are hyper white leds, I think they were like 18 or 24smd, headlights are 8k, and I currently have the switchback leds for my turn signals.
So what you do is...
Install your LED drl bulbs, dont plug in the oem connection into them.
Get 2 load resistors, I got mine from ebay
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Load-Resisto...item231284b3fb
Connect each load resistor into each oem connection, there is no polarity on that. Mount load resistors onto metal surface, they get HOT! These will act as a load for the DRL system, no drl error on dash!!
Get relay kit, I also got mine from ebay:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-JDM-HID-Fu...item2c5c6428d2
Connection Description:
1. Connect to Right led bulb
2.Connect to Left led bulb
3. Battery (+)
4. Ground
5. This will be running to your switch, cut off the female plug, connect the positive wire (usually blue or red) to battery (+), black wire will be for your switch acting as a ground (on/off).
Test the lights, if nothing turns on, reverse the connection on the each bulb coming from relay, sometimes (-) and (+) for bulbs are on different side of the bulb
So what you do is...
Install your LED drl bulbs, dont plug in the oem connection into them.
Get 2 load resistors, I got mine from ebay
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Load-Resisto...item231284b3fb
Connect each load resistor into each oem connection, there is no polarity on that. Mount load resistors onto metal surface, they get HOT! These will act as a load for the DRL system, no drl error on dash!!
Get relay kit, I also got mine from ebay:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-JDM-HID-Fu...item2c5c6428d2
Connection Description:
1. Connect to Right led bulb
2.Connect to Left led bulb
3. Battery (+)
4. Ground
5. This will be running to your switch, cut off the female plug, connect the positive wire (usually blue or red) to battery (+), black wire will be for your switch acting as a ground (on/off).
Test the lights, if nothing turns on, reverse the connection on the each bulb coming from relay, sometimes (-) and (+) for bulbs are on different side of the bulb
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#7
My DRL leds are hyper white leds, I think they were like 18 or 24smd, headlights are 8k, and I currently have the switchback leds for my turn signals.
So what you do is...
Install your LED drl bulbs, dont plug in the oem connection into them.
Get 2 load resistors, I got mine from ebay
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Load-Resisto...item231284b3fb
Connect each load resistor into each oem connection, there is no polarity on that. Mount load resistors onto metal surface, they get HOT! These will act as a load for the DRL system, no drl error on dash!!
Get relay kit, I also got mine from ebay:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-JDM-HID-Fu...item2c5c6428d2
Connection Description:
1. Connect to Right led bulb
2.Connect to Left led bulb
3. Battery (+)
4. Ground
5. This will be running to your switch, cut off the female plug, connect the positive wire (usually blue or red) to battery (+), black wire will be for your switch acting as a ground (on/off).
Test the lights, if nothing turns on, reverse the connection on the each bulb coming from relay, sometimes (-) and (+) for bulbs are on different side of the bulb
So what you do is...
Install your LED drl bulbs, dont plug in the oem connection into them.
Get 2 load resistors, I got mine from ebay
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Load-Resisto...item231284b3fb
Connect each load resistor into each oem connection, there is no polarity on that. Mount load resistors onto metal surface, they get HOT! These will act as a load for the DRL system, no drl error on dash!!
Get relay kit, I also got mine from ebay:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-JDM-HID-Fu...item2c5c6428d2
Connection Description:
1. Connect to Right led bulb
2.Connect to Left led bulb
3. Battery (+)
4. Ground
5. This will be running to your switch, cut off the female plug, connect the positive wire (usually blue or red) to battery (+), black wire will be for your switch acting as a ground (on/off).
Test the lights, if nothing turns on, reverse the connection on the each bulb coming from relay, sometimes (-) and (+) for bulbs are on different side of the bulb
I'll post some pics when I get this done.
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#8
So what you do is...
Install your LED drl bulbs, dont plug in the oem connection into them.
Get 2 load resistors, I got mine from ebay
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Load-Resisto...item231284b3fb
Connect each load resistor into each oem connection, there is no polarity on that. Mount load resistors onto metal surface, they get HOT! These will act as a load for the DRL system, no drl error on dash!!
Install your LED drl bulbs, dont plug in the oem connection into them.
Get 2 load resistors, I got mine from ebay
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Load-Resisto...item231284b3fb
Connect each load resistor into each oem connection, there is no polarity on that. Mount load resistors onto metal surface, they get HOT! These will act as a load for the DRL system, no drl error on dash!!
#9
Another question??
My DRL leds are hyper white leds, I think they were like 18 or 24smd, headlights are 8k, and I currently have the switchback leds for my turn signals.
So what you do is...
5. This will be running to your switch, cut off the female plug, connect the positive wire (usually blue or red) to battery (+), black wire will be for your switch acting as a ground (on/off).
So what you do is...
5. This will be running to your switch, cut off the female plug, connect the positive wire (usually blue or red) to battery (+), black wire will be for your switch acting as a ground (on/off).
#10
UA7 NBP TL-S
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There is also a way to get the 12v to the relay to these wire by splicing up the oem connection... basically right side of oem connection carries negative and left side oem connection carries the positive feed. If you wanna do that just take multimeter find where negative and positive on both oem connection, and use only one wire from each.
Last edited by vladkarnafel; 10-24-2011 at 12:11 PM.
#11
No they wont be connected to anything, just leave them unplugged. If you pull the DRL fuse you will have an error on dash showing that DRL is out.
Yes you can. So instead of plugging the positive wire to the battery, run that wire to the accessory wire under the steering column (smaller gauge black/red wire, when you turn the key to accessory or on position will have 12v+), and connect the ground wire to ground.
There is also a way to get the 12v to the relay to these wire by splicing up the oem connection... basically right side of oem connection carries negative and left side oem connection carries the positive feed. If you wanna do that just take multimeter find where negative and positive on both oem connection, and use only one wire from each.
Yes you can. So instead of plugging the positive wire to the battery, run that wire to the accessory wire under the steering column (smaller gauge black/red wire, when you turn the key to accessory or on position will have 12v+), and connect the ground wire to ground.
There is also a way to get the 12v to the relay to these wire by splicing up the oem connection... basically right side of oem connection carries negative and left side oem connection carries the positive feed. If you wanna do that just take multimeter find where negative and positive on both oem connection, and use only one wire from each.
#12
UA7 NBP TL-S
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with vled you just gonna overpay...
here are some...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2x-HB3-9005-...item2315601f3a
#13
Ive got mine off ebay they work perfect!
with vled you just gonna overpay...
here are some...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2x-HB3-9005-...item2315601f3a
with vled you just gonna overpay...
here are some...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2x-HB3-9005-...item2315601f3a
https://acurazine.com/forums/3g-tl-photograph-gallery-96/skd2k1s-07-type-s-progress-updated-2-8-18-a-837368/
Thanks again!
#15
Would the Vleds drl kit work for doing the independent drl mod?
http://www.vleds.com/07-08-acura-tl-...rsion-kit.html
Thanks
http://www.vleds.com/07-08-acura-tl-...rsion-kit.html
Thanks
#16
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BUMP on how this is installed. The picture is no longer there,
Thanks
Thanks
My DRL leds are hyper white leds, I think they were like 18 or 24smd, headlights are 8k, and I currently have the switchback leds for my turn signals.
So what you do is...
Install your LED drl bulbs, dont plug in the oem connection into them.
Get 2 load resistors, I got mine from ebay
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Load-Resisto...item231284b3fb
Connect each load resistor into each oem connection, there is no polarity on that. Mount load resistors onto metal surface, they get HOT! These will act as a load for the DRL system, no drl error on dash!!
Get relay kit, I also got mine from ebay:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-JDM-HID-Fu...item2c5c6428d2
Connection Description:
1. Connect to Right led bulb
2.Connect to Left led bulb
3. Battery (+)
4. Ground
5. This will be running to your switch, cut off the female plug, connect the positive wire (usually blue or red) to battery (+), black wire will be for your switch acting as a ground (on/off).
Test the lights, if nothing turns on, reverse the connection on the each bulb coming from relay, sometimes (-) and (+) for bulbs are on different side of the bulb
So what you do is...
Install your LED drl bulbs, dont plug in the oem connection into them.
Get 2 load resistors, I got mine from ebay
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Load-Resisto...item231284b3fb
Connect each load resistor into each oem connection, there is no polarity on that. Mount load resistors onto metal surface, they get HOT! These will act as a load for the DRL system, no drl error on dash!!
Get relay kit, I also got mine from ebay:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-JDM-HID-Fu...item2c5c6428d2
Connection Description:
1. Connect to Right led bulb
2.Connect to Left led bulb
3. Battery (+)
4. Ground
5. This will be running to your switch, cut off the female plug, connect the positive wire (usually blue or red) to battery (+), black wire will be for your switch acting as a ground (on/off).
Test the lights, if nothing turns on, reverse the connection on the each bulb coming from relay, sometimes (-) and (+) for bulbs are on different side of the bulb
#19
Connection Description:
1. Connect to Right led bulb
2.Connect to Left led bulb
3. Battery (+)
4. Ground
5. This will be running to your switch, cut off the female plug, connect the positive wire (usually blue or red) to battery (+), black wire will be for your switch acting as a ground (on/off).
1. Connect to Right led bulb
2.Connect to Left led bulb
3. Battery (+)
4. Ground
5. This will be running to your switch, cut off the female plug, connect the positive wire (usually blue or red) to battery (+), black wire will be for your switch acting as a ground (on/off).
#20
I actually just picked up one of these harnesses for the auto dim capability:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Reduce-CAR-light-LED-DRL-Relay-Harness-Automatic-On-Off-Dimmer-US-STOCK-POST-/191369780885?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2c8e871e95&vxp=mtr
once I install I'll report back.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Reduce-CAR-light-LED-DRL-Relay-Harness-Automatic-On-Off-Dimmer-US-STOCK-POST-/191369780885?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2c8e871e95&vxp=mtr
once I install I'll report back.
#22
I got them from vleds but it looks like they're out of stock now.
10 XB 9005 H10 9145 HB3 LED DRL/FOG LIGHT BULBS | 1 PAIR - 9005 HB3 - Shop Bulb #
10 XB 9005 H10 9145 HB3 LED DRL/FOG LIGHT BULBS | 1 PAIR - 9005 HB3 - Shop Bulb #
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#23
I got them from vleds but it looks like they're out of stock now.
10 XB 9005 H10 9145 HB3 LED DRL/FOG LIGHT BULBS 1 PAIR - 9005 HB3 - Shop Bulb #
10 XB 9005 H10 9145 HB3 LED DRL/FOG LIGHT BULBS 1 PAIR - 9005 HB3 - Shop Bulb #
SKD2k1 you still around? picking up a TL and i have a question about this.
#24
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#25
Okay so im picking up TL in a few weeks, and id like to put a mini h1 projector in the DRL section, my question is to achieve this how would i do this Hid setup? use the power and ground from the DRL harness to power the ballast? The goal is to run quad Low beams and high beams. Ive done retrofitting so im experienced enough to do the job, jus the DRL lights and high beams running at the same time are unfamiliar to me as i am coming from a 2003 maxima.
#26
Senior Moderator
Okay so im picking up TL in a few weeks, and id like to put a mini h1 projector in the DRL section, my question is to achieve this how would i do this Hid setup? use the power and ground from the DRL harness to power the ballast? The goal is to run quad Low beams and high beams. Ive done retrofitting so im experienced enough to do the job, jus the DRL lights and high beams running at the same time are unfamiliar to me as i am coming from a 2003 maxima.
To achieve quad low and high, you would tap your low beam (using a relay harness) into the positive of the existing low beam. You'd then tap the H1's solenoid into the positive of the existing factory bi-xenon solenoid.
I'd forgo the DRL circuit altogether in this case.
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#27
So i wouldnt touch the DRL wiring at all, then hmmm well this makes my life so much easier!!! i was over thinking it. this is my first car with factory bixenon projectors. So id need an hid kit with the relay harness and tap that into the low beams, then power and ground into the solenoid wiring just as you suggestedx EXCELLENT! thanks so much, been browsing the forums all afternoon trying to figure this out without making another thread lol Thanks man!!!
#28
Senior Moderator
So i wouldnt touch the DRL wiring at all, then hmmm well this makes my life so much easier!!! i was over thinking it. this is my first car with factory bixenon projectors. So id need an hid kit with the relay harness and tap that into the low beams, then power and ground into the solenoid wiring just as you suggestedx EXCELLENT! thanks so much, been browsing the forums all afternoon trying to figure this out without making another thread lol Thanks man!!!
#29
Senior Moderator
And no problem, welcome!
#30
Yeah, I think the confusion is typically some cars use the DRL also has a high beam which led to you considering using that circuit, this car doesn't. Although by unplugging the bulb from the DRL socket, you will have a DRL light in your dash, you can either ignore the light or add a resistor on each socket to prevent it, up to you.
yeah because i was thinking okay, if im retrofitting, i could use the DRL as a high beam source, then i realized these cars are bixenon so the low beam is the high beam lol Thats when i got confused, cause imagine, i turn on the low beam and both projectors come on, then i hit the high beams and thats when all four open up, thats the goal. now that i know not to touch the DRL, ill leave whatever stock bulb is in there and zip tie it somewhere in the bay as ill never use them now that i plan on putting an H1 projector in its place!
#31
Senior Moderator
yeah because i was thinking okay, if im retrofitting, i could use the DRL as a high beam source, then i realized these cars are bixenon so the low beam is the high beam lol Thats when i got confused, cause imagine, i turn on the low beam and both projectors come on, then i hit the high beams and thats when all four open up, thats the goal. now that i know not to touch the DRL, ill leave whatever stock bulb is in there and zip tie it somewhere in the bay as ill never use them now that i plan on putting an H1 projector in its place!
But then you'll just have some ominious glow in the bumper or engine bay during the day
Load resistors , necessary evil in this scenario.
#32
ill just tell people the bumper is haunted LOLOLOL nah youre right, i dont really mess with load resistors, maybe an audio shop would know what to do regarding that?
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#39
while we've got some headlight talk brewing. Does anyone know the best way to remove the HID projector? Headlight is already cracked and apart. Projector cover and about 5 screws are off? Cant get the last screw and don't know if removing will free the projector. Thanks!
holy crap you're a mod now?!
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