Brien2002

I just installed a 370 Amp alternator and did the big three upgrade in my 2017 Silverado 1500, and i'm wondering if there's anything else i need to do safety wise to ensure nothing ever catches fire or overloads the truck. I have a decent size sound system and a decent amount of exterior lighting and my dash lights started flickering with my stock alternator so thats the reason i upgraded. Thanks in advance

Hello all! I have a 2017 Silverado 1500 LT, I have dual pod lights on both sides of my hood and a single pod light on each side of my bed (chase lights) . All my lighting is controlled by a Auxbeam switch pad with the fuse box mounted under the hood. Basically these pod lights i have, have an amber DRL feature which is just a small strip of LED in the middle to run with your running lights (they are rough country’s black series DRL pod lights) and the DRL function has its own separate wire. For about a year now I’ve wanted nothing more than to be able to tap these pod lights DRL function into the blinkers, but can not figure out how to do so… any help would be greatly appreciated, I’m pretty handy with electrical work when I know how to do it lol!