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Any way we can get the mirror work lights to stay on while the truck is in drive? I didn't realize the truck had to be in park for them to work but they it makes sense from a DOT stand point.

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I would just like to know how to have the mirrors open up when you start the car.

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Any way we can get the mirror work lights to stay on while the truck is in drive? I didn't realize the truck had to be in park for them to work but they it makes sense from a DOT stand point.

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I would at least like for the mirror lights to turn on with the cargo, bed, and reverse lights along with fogs when unlocking...to light up the parking lot lol. Iam sure it’s possible as I had my cargo lights wired up with the reverse lights and they would come on after pressing unlock on remote on my 17. I just need to find the rest of the sheets that the OP attached to figure out whwre to slip in the diodes


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https://www.gmupfitter.com/files/media/photo/1085/19_Sierra_1500_Body_Builder_SM_U_2018AUG29.pdf

 

Found the info. So far I was thinking of putting a diode from pin 18 module X2 (gray wire) to pin 4 module X7 (gray/blue wire) and this way have the cargo lamps come on with the bed lamps and have extra light when unlocking vehicle at night or when loading up the truck bed at night. 

 

What do you guys think? I would like to include the mirror perimeter lights but I couldn't find them on any of the modules...perhaps I overlooked it. 

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https://www.gmupfitter.com/files/media/photo/1085/19_Sierra_1500_Body_Builder_SM_U_2018AUG29.pdf
 
Found the info. So far I was thinking of putting a diode from pin 18 module X2 (gray wire) to pin 4 module X7 (gray/blue wire) and this way have the cargo lamps come on with the bed lamps and have extra light when unlocking vehicle at night or when loading up the truck bed at night. 
 
What do you guys think? I would like to include the mirror perimeter lights but I couldn't find them on any of the modules...perhaps I overlooked it. 
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I need to try that. Really wish these trucks came with led reverse lights, there is no output from the stock bulbs.

Hopefully someone finds something with the mirror lights.


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On 11/21/2018 at 9:02 AM, Jerry's Denali said:

Brown connector on BCM - Jumper  pin 10 Brn/wht to pin 22 Blue. 

 

Fogs will come on with park/head lamps now. No need for diode.

 

so you tapped a wire into pin 10 and 22?

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On 2/13/2019 at 9:22 PM, asalinasz39 said:

Just placed order for my diodes on ebay emoji4.png

Had this mod on my 17 and loved it.

 

Which ones should we bridge to make the cargo lights come on with reverse lights? I had that one and it was nice to unlock from far away and see all lights come on and shine through the parking lot!

 @Jerry’s Denali

 

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Did you ever figure out how to do this? Do you have a link for the diodes? 

 

I'd like to get my fogs to stay on with high beams as well, if anyone has more info on how to do that I'd appreciate it 

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Gave it a go earlier today and inserted the diode. The brown connector comes off easily but the wires are so close together that the I couldn’t get the diode to work. The fogs were not lighting up with the drls. I’ll probably have to order the wire jumper that the OP requested or maybe give it a second try later. I know i struggled a bit with my 17 but not this much lol



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Finally got it done guys here it goes!

Jumper wires from amazon in variety of sizes!
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B005TZJ0AM?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_pd_title
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Super easy to do with the jumper wires from above. When inserting into slots 10 and 22 make sure that you try from all for corners of slot and pic the where it fits most snug.


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On 4/15/2019 at 9:18 PM, asalinasz39 said:

Finally got it done guys here it goes!

Jumper wires from amazon in variety of sizes!
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B005TZJ0AM?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_pd_title
023c3e6f01019cb8abeb9df7a1ba7e6d.jpg7f23202c33727a709b6dc86fb6a0252c.jpg9a90b642521f0b2c287dd96e192103d1.jpg85218da024a5628bb95ea675d24f9e62.jpgca90b1bc19a80429b10ab7330fb352a0.jpgd289bdf41a7b201e4466e28177782c8a.jpg
Super easy to do with the jumper wires from above. When inserting into slots 10 and 22 make sure that you try from all for corners of slot and pic the where it fits most snug.


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Thanks for sharing pics!

 

So this makes the fog lights come on with the running lights? Then they stay on with high beans on? 

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22 hours ago, Donnyb313 said:

Thanks for sharing pics!

 

So this makes the fog lights come on with the running lights? Then they stay on with high beans on? 

After having it for a few days. I discovered it goes on with park lamps which I misunderstood for DRLS...so basically fogs will kick in when your low/high beams are on at night or if you turn the knob into park lamps. I tried using pin 7 instead of 22 to see if fogs would come on with DRLS but I couldnt get them to work. So I went back to pin 10 and 22. 

Still want to try the others this weekend and report back If I have other successful turnouts. 

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23 hours ago, BringTheRain403 said:

Would love to see a harness that keeps these on with the high beams

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This mod will keep your fogs on  with the highs beams as well, and even when the Intelllibeams kick in into high on their own too :)

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