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Aftermarket DRL Tap points?

thatguynikko
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I know there are threads on this but haven't found one that answered this question...

A. Where can I find a 12v switched ignition spot that I can add a circuit (using a fuse tap or add-a-circuit)? preferabley in the wet box

B. Where can I find a good place to tap into the turn signals?

Is there a fuse? (Or 2)?? Or should I splice into the headlight wiring connector?

Does anyone have any definitive answers for these?

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How did you find out which wire that was? Do you by chance have a schematic for the headlight connector? I don't know if I'm going to be able to use a tester on it without the headlight in...

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It is not too hard. Just remove the headlight and turn the ignition on followed by putting the parking lights on. The use a voltage tester and check which wire on the headlight connector is positive when the parking light switch is on.

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