Lazy Eyes
#3
#4
here dude, rather than wasting 90 bucks on a controler of messing up your night driving, do it for $1 and check this out
http://www.240sxforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8270
http://www.240sxforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8270
#5
you got a problem with Cam, you'd be stupid to tell me
Dun, i rock suits with skullies
understand,
beef in a minute
nighttime deep in the treanches
hustla fella, sleep on the benches
cars...
couldnt lease it or rent it
i'm from harlem, suade interior, sumthin decent i'm in it
Dun, i rock suits with skullies
understand,
beef in a minute
nighttime deep in the treanches
hustla fella, sleep on the benches
cars...
couldnt lease it or rent it
i'm from harlem, suade interior, sumthin decent i'm in it
#6
Originally posted by rudeboy
you got a problem with Cam, you'd be stupid to tell me
Dun, i rock suits with skullies
understand,
beef in a minute
nighttime deep in the treanches
hustla fella, sleep on the benches
cars...
couldnt lease it or rent it
i'm from harlem, suade interior, sumthin decent i'm in it
you got a problem with Cam, you'd be stupid to tell me
Dun, i rock suits with skullies
understand,
beef in a minute
nighttime deep in the treanches
hustla fella, sleep on the benches
cars...
couldnt lease it or rent it
i'm from harlem, suade interior, sumthin decent i'm in it
#7
see the headlight up/down push-button on the left of the gauge cluster? pull it out (gently). cut the green wire. attach a ~5" segment of wire to each end. pull wire through the blank spot below the pushutton. replace pushbutton, making sure the wires don't get pinched or anything. attach the two segments of wire to a simple toggle switch (a buck or two at RadioShack). done. to get sleepy-eye effect, hit button to flip lights up. flick toggle switch off. hit button. flip toggle switch to "on," lights will come down, flick switch to "off," lights will stay in that position.
#8
what he said^^^. Its pretty easy,took me about 15 minutes from taking everything off to putting it back together. Basically you pop your lights up then press it to bring them down,and as they are coming down you press your custom toggle switch and the lights stop..easily done.
#11
Originally posted by Jsquared
cut the green wire. attach a ~5" segment of wire to each end.
cut the green wire. attach a ~5" segment of wire to each end.
#12
You are going to cut the green wire and get one wire from the toggle switch to one side and the other wire to the other side. Think of it as just sticking a toggle switch in the green wire line, only you would need more wire to mount the switch were you want it...
#13
Alright, I figured it out. Here is my experience.
I clipped the wires, stipped some of them off. And I didn't know what kind of wire to use so I found some old christmas lights and cut 6ft. of it off. I hooked it up and mounted the switch in the compartment behind the ash tray. It looks good and I also baught a red light up toggle switch for it. It took about 15 mins (including going to radioshack to get the stuff) to do it all. It was easier than I thought.
I clipped the wires, stipped some of them off. And I didn't know what kind of wire to use so I found some old christmas lights and cut 6ft. of it off. I hooked it up and mounted the switch in the compartment behind the ash tray. It looks good and I also baught a red light up toggle switch for it. It took about 15 mins (including going to radioshack to get the stuff) to do it all. It was easier than I thought.
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