Sleepy eye methods...
#1
Sleepy eye methods...
I was just wondering whats the cheapest way to do the sleepy eye effect...i heard something about cutting a brown wire or something but i dunno the word "cutting" sounds wrong....anyway can u guys let me know what methods i have?
P.S. right now when i press the button both headlights open but when i press it again only one closes...anyone know whats up with that?
P.S. right now when i press the button both headlights open but when i press it again only one closes...anyone know whats up with that?
#3
ohh my bad...i know its been talked about alot but i dont want to spend 50 dollars for a controller..i wanted to do that custom method its just i dont know what fuse to take out..dunno what it looks like...anyone have a pic of it? ohhh and where are those "fuses" located? Would i need to replace them?
#4
The fuses are under the hood and by the driver kick panel. The cheapest method by far is the cutting of the brown wire. It's free. Just pull out the toggle switvh for the lamps, and cut the only solid brown wire. And there you go.
#5
the cheapest way is to go under the hood and open the fuse box on the passenger side and remove your headlight motor fuse the go and turn your headlights on they should turn on but the lights wont flip up then tap the fuse back in till the lights come up to what you want then leave the fuse on the side in an empty fuse bay then you can turn your lights off and on but the lights wont move up and down its a rig job but it works for me
#6
or you can unplug the wires at the headlight motors... then adjust them by hand to the hight you want them to be... they wont ever go up or down but the lights will come on with them sittin low... i had mine like that for a while but until i make a new panel under the car to hide all the light commin from under the bumper i pluged em back in...here are a few pics of it...
http://www.club240.com/forums/showth...threadid=20096
http://www.club240.com/forums/showth...threadid=20096
#9
Look for the only 5 amp fuse in the fuse box on the driver's side kick pannel. Careful. Make sure the fuses are put in correctly. Mine were not (idiots). Just put a switch in between the fuse and the plug. Figure it out its not that hard. There was already a switch on the fuse cover so I used that one. The switch cuts off the power whenever you want it to stop. This way I stay inside the car and I could turn on the lights like Wikd 240 Or you could just cut the brown wire. There are millions of methods.
#12
i could sit in my car... i unpluged the light motors and they stayed where i left them... with my fog lights and the way i had them aimed i could see just fine... it is all in the way you want to do it... i did not mind mine staying up all the time... i just mind the light shining under my car as bright as it shined forward...
#13
"or you can unplug the wires at the headlight motors..."
today i unscrewed the grounding wire for the headlight motors but that didnt work...so im still looking for this brown wire everyones talking about...u know the button that you press in order for the headlights to come up or down, i pop that button out and the brown wire is behind it? I also looked at the driver side kick panel and there is a bunch of colorful wires all tied together..or is it there?
today i unscrewed the grounding wire for the headlight motors but that didnt work...so im still looking for this brown wire everyones talking about...u know the button that you press in order for the headlights to come up or down, i pop that button out and the brown wire is behind it? I also looked at the driver side kick panel and there is a bunch of colorful wires all tied together..or is it there?