LED turns/running light

[kcoop99]

While doing a search the other day I came across a post in which someone had a diagram showing how to modify front LED turn signals into running lights as well. Can someone point :eusa_dance: me in the direction of that??

 

[misiek93]

While doing a search the other day I came across a post in which someone had a diagram showing how to modify front LED turn signals into running lights as well. Can someone point :eusa_dance: me in the direction of that??

You need LED lights that can be turn signals and running lights at the same time. There is no modifying you just hook up to existing wiring. Stock vmax, front turn signals are also running lights. Rear ones are turn signals only.

 

[maxrom]

While doing a search the other day I came across a post in which someone had a diagram showing how to modify front LED turn signals into running lights as well. Can someone point :eusa_dance: me in the direction of that??

appologise my language barrier, but i`m sur you`l understand

The LED running/turn signal does`nt have significiant apearance when flashers are on,

And those are difficult to find
The most common sel are one intensity only

Wath i did is;
Put two little micro relay in my spot and plug the flasher on it

So it happens;
running LED are on all the time, when you put flashers on the relay close then reopen the LED,
It`s verry brightly, so you sure to be seen.

I have pics of it at home (i`m at work) and video also

ciaow

 

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http://www.radiantz.com/index1.html?search.html&1

These would do the job. They will make the running light 1/2 the brightness of full power. When you activiate the turn signal it will flash full brightness. It is made for radiants flex strips but should work with other LEDs. I used one of these on my home made tail light. Its half power running/full power brake. Easy install. You would need two. One per signal.

 

[grimmie]

http://tech.bareasschoppers.com/electrical/dual-circuit-element/

I just did this mod this week. Works great. I had to use a 470 ohm resistor instead of the 150 ohm, but everything else is like the diagram.