After much research I've had no luck with finding my answer. I would like to have my citylights turn off when I turn my lowbeams on.
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im assuming you dont like the look of both lights on at the same time?
also, it might help to state how the city lights are wired up? side markers?
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Then wire the city lights independently."I'd probably take the E30 M3 in this case just because I love that little car, and how tanky that inline 6 is." - thecj
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Correct, not a fan of both at the same time. Citylights are currently wired to the sidemarkers.Originally posted by blazinxpk View PostComment
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Easiest way is disconnect the city light ground wire from the sidemarker harness, and connect it to the low beam positive wire.
(assuming your running halogen bulbs)-Dave
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Just an FYI, in Europe the city lights ARE the parking lights and also stay on when the headlights are on.Comment
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Hmm. Well, it might still work. Give it a shot, worst that will happen is that the city lights won't light.-Dave
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Can the citylights in the smiley's be wired up to be a running light and a flashing signal just like the signals in the front of the bumper? Or only one or the other?
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Yes just hook the city light to the front directionalOriginally posted by E30Brad View PostComment
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Originally posted by Scootsk View Post
Well, there is a running light wire and a flashing wire. So do you have to tap into both power sources and then install a dual element city bulb? its a late model if it makes a difference.Comment
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I'd be surprised if there was a bulb that size with two filaments.Originally posted by E30Brad View PostInterested in vintage cars? Ever thought about racing one? Info, photos, videos, and more can be found at www.michaelsvintageracing.com!
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