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  1. 9th April 2013, 11:40 AM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by PeterOZ View Post
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  2. 9th April 2013, 11:58 AM #12
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    oh goody I'm no longer a "fosicker" but have now obtained the lofty status of "master"

    Ahhhh learn it you will, mmmm teach him the way ....

    Sorry quite quite carried away
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    Quote Originally Posted by PeterOZ View Post
    mine is a D3, no LEDs.

    Not keen on the look of the LR version that goes in a circle. IMO it looks **** poor!

    Was after more the Audi look.

    anyway will keep pondering.

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    quick look on ebay has a few options, should be easy to fit and if you get the led washer nozzles and under sill pink leds you would really stand out from the crowd.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Yorkie View Post
    quick look on ebay has a few options, should be easy to fit and if you get the led washer nozzles and under sill pink leds you would really stand out from the crowd.

    dunno about the pink leds -

    Do you have a link to the fleabay item in question?
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    NEW LED Daytime Running Lights 1W 6000k Universal Nissan Honda Toyota Mitsubishi | eBay

    plenty of others on there.
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    cool, thanks mate. woul;d have to see whre I could fit that type. I did find some flexible ones that stick on. Cut to length and fix on.

    Will keep on pondering
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    I think I have to chime in hear.....

    Proper DRLs should not be on at night - they are too bright and spread light upwards so oncoming cars can see them. Even at dusk, you will notice that cars with LEDs on without headlights are quite bright and bothersome to oncoming drivers.

    The signature LED lights on the D4 are not proper DRLs and do not dazzle oncoming drivers at night.

    I put some Hella DRLs on my car - there are 3 wires coming out of them - one earth, one power and one that is supposed to be connected to headlight power that switches the DRLs off when the headlights come on.

    I found some sort of ignition power and wired my DRLs to that, so that they are on when the ignition is on. Then I wired the other wire to the signature LEDs. I leave my headlights on auto, so that when it gets dark, the signature LEDs and headlights come on, and automatically switch the DRLs off.

    Hope this helps
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  9. 10th April 2013, 11:51 AM #19
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    Can you remember where you tapped the ignition power from?
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  10. 10th April 2013, 12:45 PM #20
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    i can find out. i basically opened the fusebox and tested every spare spot that didn't have a mini-blade fuse in it and found one that seemed to be on with ignition and turned off 30 sec after ignition. it was obviously redundant on my car. i then put one of those fuse double-adapter like things on it which gave me a spare wire and wired that to the LEDs - they don't draw much power so assumed it was ok.

    i will have a look next time i am near the car

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