Lighting - High Beam Adapter
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Racer
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From: N. Potomac MD
Lighting - High Beam Adapter
I recall a few years ago there was a vendor who had a plug and play wiring harnis adapter (just a wired connection to the + Battery post with male and female connnections to the wiring to and at the bulbs, all 3 each side) that would keep the low beam and driving lights on when putting on the high beams. Does anyone remember who that was?
Pro
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From: Spring Hill Florida
Painless P/N 30802
I google searched the company and got right to their website. It costs about $28.00 and was really easy to attach. All the wires are right under the battery and fuse box. BUT, I never was able to figured out how to wire the fogs so they stay on all the time. But the hi's are now on with the low's. Too bad I can't get the fogs to stay on all the time (when the headlights are on). 
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Racer
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From: N. Potomac MD
Ok you got my attention. Do you remember the name of the vendor you did the google search on or what terms you used to search. I sure would appreciate it.
Rich
PS: DUH - Painless P/N 30802 LOL I never read the subject line. Thanks.
PSS: Nope not plug and play enough. It requires cutting wires or worse use of crimp connectors. I want to plug into the existing lines either at the bulbs or at other connectors already available.
Rich
PS: DUH - Painless P/N 30802 LOL I never read the subject line. Thanks.
PSS: Nope not plug and play enough. It requires cutting wires or worse use of crimp connectors. I want to plug into the existing lines either at the bulbs or at other connectors already available.
Last edited by Corvette00Car; Aug 26, 2007 at 10:38 AM.
Pro
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From: Spring Hill Florida
Ok you got my attention. Do you remember the name of the vendor you did the google search on or what terms you used to search. I sure would appreciate it.
Rich
PS: DUH - Painless P/N 30802 LOL I never read the subject line. Thanks.
PSS: Nope not plug and play enough. It requires cutting wires or worse use of crimp connectors. I want to plug into the existing lines either at the bulbs or at other connectors already available.
Rich
PS: DUH - Painless P/N 30802 LOL I never read the subject line. Thanks.
PSS: Nope not plug and play enough. It requires cutting wires or worse use of crimp connectors. I want to plug into the existing lines either at the bulbs or at other connectors already available.
