Re: Running lights
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Re: Running lights



IMHO the electrical system is already running near it's operational
limits. Adding high current, constant loads is not a good idea. After
driving your car for over at least 1 hour pull over and take the cover
off the fuseblock-relay area behind the passenger's seat. Put your
hand on the wires and relays and then consider what additional loads
will do.
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757


--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "vegascop1" <vegascop1@xxxx> wrote:
> Hello all,
> 
> Has anyone ever mess with the idea of having running lights on the 
> Delorean? I used to own one of the newer Camaros and my girlfriend 
> had a Firebird. Both had the DRL ( daylight running lights ) and in 
> my opinion it looked pretty sharp! 
> There has to be a plug in module of some sort to have the front turn 
> signals stay on bright during the day but at the same time dim when 
> your turn signal is engaged. 
> If anyone has an idea or steer me in the right direction it would be 
> great!
> thnx,
> Ski 4649 
> 
> VegasCop1(at)lvcm.com






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