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Thread: LED Daytime Running Lights - Power Supply

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    Quote Originally Posted by mx5boy View Post
    As in directly to the battery itself? Does anyone know the + colour of the light cable.

    Yes, I will post pics.

    Cheers.

    mx
    Switch on the parkers, find a parking globe, pull it out, connect the wire to one of the two wires then the other, one will operate the running light off/dim function.

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    mx5boy Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by bee utey View Post
    Switch on the parkers, find a parking globe, pull it out, connect the wire to one of the two wires then the other, one will operate the running light off/dim function.

    Okay, now I sound like an idiot, but do I connect to the actual battery including neg (rather than + - power lead)? The reason I ask is that I am not clear on whether the control box will detect power and switch on the lights, rather than connecting to + - power from the ignition.

    I suppose I'll give it a crack.

    FYI, I've done some more work on the Truck.

    Cheers and thanks a lot.

    mx

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    the + and - battery go to your battery or a nice solid earth for the - battery as that will be connected back through the body of the vehicle and a strap back to the -ve terminal of the battery. The + can go to the back of your alternator or the starter as they go back to your +ve terminal on your battery (on a D2 you will have access to the battery unlike a defender so no need to worry about connecting to the starter etc.) The + lamp goes to the your park light wire.

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    It'sNotWorthComplaining! Guest
    when it's all said and done, it is a hell of a lot easier to just turn your parking lights on during the day

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    mx5boy Guest
    Thanks again guys,

    It did end up pretty easy to set up, my main concern was frying some of the electrics.

    Why did I get them? I'm a gadget fiend.

    As you can see from the photo's they installed fine. They need a paint and slight re-allignment but other than that it was easy.






    Cheers,

    mx

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    Didge Guest
    I can't understand why people need to have lights on during the day; there's already enough glare and reflection on the roads without car lights on. Not too different from driving around with so called "fog lights" on - big irritation as far as I'm concerned.

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    You forgot to add the smiley !!!

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    Didge Guest
    hehe

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