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Dbl0107 Enthusiast

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It’s the pic they are white but I’m retiring right now factory style back to passenger side fuse box.. I had it running to bcm I did not like it.. wondering about this pin 3. If I connect there will it have to be turned on in off by switch or attached to my auto lights 

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I got it no worries it’s the number 9 pin not number 3 like everyone keeps saying FYI if anyone else comes across this it’s the number 9

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