Help finding High beam trigger

[WLightning]

/de-lurk

 

Hello!

 

I'm adding some additional driving light to a '16 1500 Denali... I fear the LED highbeams but need a positive trigger wire for my relay. Where can I safely pick up the highbeam (after switch, after intellibeam etc)?

 

Thank you in advanced,

 

WL

 

PS, it would be easiest if I can pick it up (t-into) it on the passenger side engine compartment near battery/my relay. I see a big connector on inside of fender, but unsure if its in there.

 

\re-lurk

[WLightning]

editted- to continue talking to myself... seems like I'll have the driving lights on, any time I turn the fogs on... and that would be dumb.

 

/de-lurk

 

Now I'm replying to myself... Hum, I didn't take enough psych classes to know what talking to yourself means....

 

If I do the 18/10 (or 10/18 depending on perspective) fog light mod, I could drop down to a fog and try to pick up +12v there... Hum... Maybe easiest?

 

WL

 

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[Huetatos]

What if you pull it straight from the plug that goes to your headlights?

[WLightning]

Thank you. That is what I ended up doing. Its just buried on passenger side... and I was hopeful someone would tell me the wire farther up the harness (I think it sits right on the pass wheel well).

 

WL

 

What if you pull it straight from the plug that goes to your headlights?

[Waterfowler41]

Just did this on my 14, t'ed into the white wire on the headlight harness for my light bar relay signal. Easy peasy and simple to tape up and conceal.

 

 

 

 

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[Vincent Echeverria]

I want my amber led off road lights to turn on when my headlights turn on... the harness runs up the driver side passenger headlight harness near the spare battery tray... from what you said, can i tap into the headlight with the white wire bundled with the harness? 2014 GMC sierra texas edition ...THANKS!