Aggie91
10-29-2004, 12:08 AM
I have done a couple of the lighting mods posted here (backup lights
& high/low headlites on) and have used a 1 way diode (N4001)
on each install. However, I have seem to have a problem with
blown diodes.
Everything else is working (no blown fuses,etc), but my headlights are
back to factory (i.e.: when I turn on the high beams, only the
high pair of lights work).
Also, I ran a hot wire on a switch back to my aux back up lights &
installed a 1 way diode (N4001) so that when I switched them on from
the cab, the facory back up light would not be on. (but both sets
of lights would still work when I put the truck in reverse).
After about two weeks, evidently the diode is blown here also, because
when I hit the switch, both the aux lite & the factory BU lights
are powered.
Is anyone else having this problem? Does anyone have any
suggestions for a more "robust" / stronger one way diode that I can
use? I really like the mods, I just want them to work correctly.
Thanx for the help
Aggie 91
& high/low headlites on) and have used a 1 way diode (N4001)
on each install. However, I have seem to have a problem with
blown diodes.
Everything else is working (no blown fuses,etc), but my headlights are
back to factory (i.e.: when I turn on the high beams, only the
high pair of lights work).
Also, I ran a hot wire on a switch back to my aux back up lights &
installed a 1 way diode (N4001) so that when I switched them on from
the cab, the facory back up light would not be on. (but both sets
of lights would still work when I put the truck in reverse).
After about two weeks, evidently the diode is blown here also, because
when I hit the switch, both the aux lite & the factory BU lights
are powered.
Is anyone else having this problem? Does anyone have any
suggestions for a more "robust" / stronger one way diode that I can
use? I really like the mods, I just want them to work correctly.
Thanx for the help
Aggie 91