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| rogie |
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I just got myself an ex Testra BA Wagon,however I want to disable the headlights on with ignition function..any clues?
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| na2fairlane |
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why?
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| Falcon96kickass |
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na2fairlane wrote: why?
Thats What She Said
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| mr_sperm1 |
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check the owners manual, that sort of stuff is normally in there
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| Falcon96kickass |
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mr_sperm1
you must like rating my posts i have noticed some of my posted that i've been taking the piss outta people has your rating with the one star
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| Happy |
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Falcon96kickass wrote: na2fairlane wrote: why? Thats What She Said stop posting rubbish in the tech forums
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| xpression |
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if you have a look at the front of the fuse box theres one multi pin plug which connects into the front of it. Spliced into one of these is a wire coming out at right angles (in a scotch lock type setup connected to a spade terminal.) If you just unplug this spade terminal (there might be 2 actually if there is unplug them both) the lights return to normal operation,
this way you can reinstall the lights on feature if you want to. as a side note though, when is it ever a bad thing to have headlights on giving other drivers greater chance of seeing you? |
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| prydey |
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i'm tipping its an ex country car then travelling a lot of km's out on the highway. lights on round town during the day if its not raining or anything is no real advantage.
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| The_Green_Reaper |
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There is another way that I do it at work.
Pull the fuse box cover off and have a look above the fuse box, there should be a little black box that is either on a bracket or just shoved up there. If its on the bracket you will need to undo the 8mm bolt that holds the bracket on. Then pull the black box down and unplug the white connector plug in it. Then just tuck the wiring up somewhere and you can either keep the black box if you are going to use it again or just throw it away. Hope this makes sense. |
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| Southy |
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i wouldnt want them on all the time either, all telstra veihcles are wired like that
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| rogie |
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Thanks for the replies folks I will check it out tomorrow.
The reason I want to disconnect is...The car is going to be a Taxi and I don`t want to be jump starting the car on cold mornings after a d***head driver has left the parkers on. This can happen if the driver tries to switch the headlamps off but in actual fact he switches the parklights on! Remember anything can and does happen where a cabbie is involved. Cheers all Rogie |
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| Mechan1k |
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With B-series vehicles though .... even with putting it on parkers ... and turning the vehicle off ... lights turn off after approx 1 minute anyway ... so no chance of killing your battery.
I drive with lights on anyway ... but I prefer the manual way of switching them on and off 
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| na2fairlane |
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Mechan1k wrote: With B-series vehicles though .... even with putting it on parkers ... and turning the vehicle off ... lights turn off after approx 1 minute anyway ... so no chance of killing your battery.
I drive with lights on anyway ... but I prefer the manual way of switching them on and off wow really? thats awesome, is there any way i can get mine to stay on all the time? i generally put them on but it would be easier if they are always on. |
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The lights on kit is a pain. Telstra, what more do you need to say?
Check out the installtion guide attached and you may be able to reverse the installtion.
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| psupernak |
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talstra get cheaper insurance in they agree to fit lights on modules to ALL their vehicles, stats show that less likely to be in an accident if headlights are on
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