Sleepy eye methods...
04-16-2005 | 12:26 AM
#32
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Originally posted by s13 240
1. On the dash there is the headlight up/down button (not the switch on the steering column, the button to the left of the column with either the blank button or cruise control underneath it).
2. Pull that button out (may be tough at first but just tug and wiggle it, it'll come out).
3. Once it is out you will see several different color wires coming from behind the dash going to the button. There will be a brown wire.
4. Cut the brown wire.
5. Wrap the ends with electrical tape or put on the little wire cap things and your done.
reason the other one sounded funny was because I was just replying to what Hyaline said
1. On the dash there is the headlight up/down button (not the switch on the steering column, the button to the left of the column with either the blank button or cruise control underneath it).
2. Pull that button out (may be tough at first but just tug and wiggle it, it'll come out).
3. Once it is out you will see several different color wires coming from behind the dash going to the button. There will be a brown wire.
4. Cut the brown wire.
5. Wrap the ends with electrical tape or put on the little wire cap things and your done.
reason the other one sounded funny was because I was just replying to what Hyaline said
Last edited by JDMxDrift; 04-16-2005 at 01:06 AM.
04-16-2005 | 01:25 AM
#33
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Joined: Dec 2004
Posts: 124
From: Sacramento
it doesnt work right since theres constant power to that switch. just do it with that switch. or manually do it! its really not hard guys! read what that link says to do n u got it!!!
ill get pictures in a day or so for u portion!
ill get pictures in a day or so for u portion!
04-16-2005 | 11:28 AM
#34
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no no. i got it. i turn on my headlights, push the pop-up button, then turn off the headlights then they stay completely open. after that, i tap the pop-up button untill i get them to the desired hieght. I needed to have the pop-up button pushed in. My only problem is that my left light motor is faster than the right, so its closed a little more...
04-16-2005 | 01:03 PM
#36
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yeah same here. i saw one guy who had a 2-on, 1-off switch. Center was off, left and right were on. when he moved the switch to the left, left light went up, when he moved it to the right, right light went up. He would wink at people... how rad is that!!!
04-16-2005 | 04:59 PM
#39
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From: Waterford, Ca
^ do what he did. Apparently no one read my post cause I mentioned that method first (dont mean do take credit for you Portion, great minds think alike 
) THE LIGHTS COME ON when you have sleepy eye and they dont move untill you turn the switch back on.
) THE LIGHTS COME ON when you have sleepy eye and they dont move untill you turn the switch back on.
04-16-2005 | 08:05 PM
#40
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From: knoxville tn
if you add halogen fog lights or projector fog lights it will light up the road very well... i stashed my lights under the factory vents in the front end behind the black plastic... you cant see them until they are turned on... and with them as close to the plastic as they will go there is no distortion in the light... one of my headlights is brighter than the other but that is because of a new bulb in one and not in the other...
i unpluged my motors under the front bumper... sleepy eyed all the time with the lights on... it will look a lot better when the front fender is lined up better and the parts are all the same color...
i unpluged my motors under the front bumper... sleepy eyed all the time with the lights on... it will look a lot better when the front fender is lined up better and the parts are all the same color...
and u can only see them blue from far away when they are on more like violet u know.
