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I am looking for more education regarding using TWO separate trigger wires on ONE automotive relay, that will power the same source, individually.
-I would prefer to NOT use a diode, as I have little experience with them, and would have to track one down. I also feel "diodes" seem a little...
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I made a previous post about an issue I'm having with my HVAC controls where the temp and vent arrows are flashing. While trying to rule out issues with that I found a light green/dark green set of wires that appear to be cut and I can't find where they would be connected to. I also found the...
So, I don’t know if it’s a fuse or relay or what. I thought it was the headlight switch so I got a new one but no change. My day time running lights don’t work, my brake lights don’t work and my lows don’t work. But my brights and turn signals do work. Where do I start? I’m checking the fuses...
Hi i have a 1992 chevy silverado k2500 light duty (6 lug)
I had purchased a led smoked third brake light on amazon that claimed it would fit a 88-98 chevy. After recieving it it looks like it would fit a 94+ chevy fine but not an 88-93. Im curious where i can find aftermarket cargo lights for...
first some images of the front and rear
As you can see, Brazil uses a different lighting standard than the US (UNECE specifically) which allows for them to have clear front indicators (which in my opinion look better) but also mandate an amber indicator on the rear. now while the front...