I have a 2012 3500 Canada truck with dual headlights. Only the drivers side DRL is coming on and I get a left front signal out message with I use the hazards. I have the M7 fuse tapped. 15A on top 20A on the bottom. Any suggestions?
We don’t have a harness for that sorry. Have had lots of people try make their own wit no luck. If you’ve bought aftermarket lights with the wrong wiring I’d suggest returning them and buying the correct ones that come with the proper wiring.
I have a 2012 3500 Canada truck with dual headlights. Only the drivers side DRL is coming on and I get a left front signal out message with I use the hazards. I have the M7 fuse tapped. 15A on top 20A on the bottom. Any suggestions?
The Headlights are full led w/ Sequential， is this conversion harness compatible?
Does it matter which harness goes to which side the driver side or the passenger side or are they only set to one side of the vehical
Nope they are identical harnesses and not side specific!
What if wanted to go from projector to quad. Would I need a harness
We don’t have a harness for that sorry. Have had lots of people try make their own wit no luck. If you’ve bought aftermarket lights with the wrong wiring I’d suggest returning them and buying the correct ones that come with the proper wiring.
What fuze do you plug the splitter into ?
The best place is the sunroof fuse
@@esskcustoms what if your truck doesn’t have a sunroof ? Same fuze will work?
@@Gtofun1 there is a fuse spot under the hood for it whether you have sunroof or not. I called retro shop.