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12-13-2008, 05:50 PM
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Chasin' the Dream
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Lost in the 70's
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Day Time running lights
I was just wondering if anyone has converted their headlight system to Day Time Running lights. I saw a kit once, Jegs maybe, or similar, I can't recall for sure.
Anyway, I wouldn't think it would take too much. Would an additional relay with a 'key on' hot lead added to the harness do it, or am I over simplifying?  I like having my headlights on while driving, but can't count the times I've killed a battery by leaving the lights on after exiting the truck.  I have halogen sealed beams now, but was thinking about upgrading to a newer, brighter light.  Is going to be costly? What is the popular route here?
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12-13-2008, 06:19 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Santa Maria, Ca.
Posts: 1,423
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Re: Day Time running lights
I have them on mine bought the kit from LMC It puts the brights on at half power and has a 30 second delay when off to let you get in the house.
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