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StirCrazy
Mar 06, 2021Moderator
Grit dog wrote:
Works just like on the last couple gen trucks.
New 2020 Silverado
Will see how much it helps.
Last Chebby, 2016 model, it was night and day difference (pun intended, lol).
Well not quite, but the OE fog/driving lights did a nice job of keeping the foreground lit when high beams were on.
Google it if interested. Hardest part is getting the diode wire into the back of the plug receptacle without kinking the wire. Small pair of needle nose pliers and making a "Z" in each diode lead helps.
They make "kits" which consist of 2 scotch locks, and a diode with some shrink tubing over it for $20. I like the cheap method, $1.99 for a 3 pack, A. because I'm cheap and B. No wiring modifications, no cut insulation. Completely removable and untraceable should there ever be an electrical issue (not caused by this).
Highly reccomended simple little mod.
And Karens, please don't bother with the "its against some rule" bs.
if you would have bought the ford, you would just need to get free software conect to the computer and turn that option on. I have that, as well as changed how long my blinkers flash and several other features actavted.
weird you cant just do that for the GMC also.
Steve
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