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Thinking about tackling this mod.  Just not sure what direction I will go.  

 

Please Note:  Videos are pulled from YouTube & I have not started on this project.  Maybe others already have & can give some feedback.

 

Chevy Dual 10in Led Grille Kit $199.95 Part Link: https://www.roughcountry.com/chevy-led-grille-kit-70817c.html

 

There are two ways to go about with this mod.  One basic install & one detailed Utilizing the Multi OEM Switch.

 

1st Basic RC Led Grille Kit Install Video Link:

 

 

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2nd Detailed RC Led Grille Kit Install (Utilizing the Multi OEM Switch) Video Link:

 

 

Under Hood Parts for Multi OEM Switch

Knee Bolster - GM 84487354 (Black) $50.19 Part Link: https://www.gmpartsstore.com/oem-parts/gm-knee-bolster-84487354

Multi Switch - GM 84688687 (Black) $22.86 Part Link: https://www.gmpartsstore.com/oem-parts/gm-multi-switch-84688687

F Block Kit(terminal) - GM 84669070 $43.25 Part Link: https://www.gmpartsstore.com/oem-parts/gm-f-block-kit-84669070

Fusebox - GM 84497098 $97.32 Part Link: https://www.gmpartsstore.com/oem-parts/gm-instrument-panel-wiring-harness-84497098

Battery Cable - GM 84524205 $43.23 Part Link: https://www.gmpartsstore.com/oem-parts/gm-battery-cable-84524205

 

Under Hood Install Video for Multi OEM Switch

1st Install Video Link:

 

2nd Install Video Link:

 

3rd Install Video Link:

 

4th Install Video Link:

 

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10 hours ago, RSVolcom said:

Thinking about tackling this mod.  Just not sure what direction I will go.  

 

Please Note:  Videos are pulled from YouTube & I have not started on this project.  Maybe others already have & can give some feedback.

 

Chevy Dual 10in Led Grille Kit $199.95 Part Link: https://www.roughcountry.com/chevy-led-grille-kit-70817c.html

 

There are two ways to go about with this mod.  One basic install & one detailed Utilizing the Multi OEM Switch.

 

1st Basic RC Led Grille Kit Install Video Link:

 

 

&

 

2nd Detailed RC Led Grille Kit Install (Utilizing the Multi OEM Switch) Video Link:

 

 

Under Hood Parts for Multi OEM Switch

Knee Bolster - GM 84487354 (Black) $50.19 Part Link: https://www.gmpartsstore.com/oem-parts/gm-knee-bolster-84487354

Multi Switch - GM 84688687 (Black) $22.86 Part Link: https://www.gmpartsstore.com/oem-parts/gm-multi-switch-84688687

F Block Kit(terminal) - GM 84669070 $43.25 Part Link: https://www.gmpartsstore.com/oem-parts/gm-f-block-kit-84669070

Fusebox - GM 84497098 $97.32 Part Link: https://www.gmpartsstore.com/oem-parts/gm-instrument-panel-wiring-harness-84497098

Battery Cable - GM 84524205 $43.23 Part Link: https://www.gmpartsstore.com/oem-parts/gm-battery-cable-84524205

 

Under Hood Install Video for Multi OEM Switch

1st Install Video Link:

 

2nd Install Video Link:

 

3rd Install Video Link:

 

4th Install Video Link:

 

Well freaking done! Just when I thought I was done now you have to go and show me this cool mod. Nice work!

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Richey Enthusiast

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That is the video that I used to install the lights.  I am going to use some small push button switches going to hide them..  I try to make all my mods where you can take them off and you can't tell they were there.

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jashaw Enthusiast

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I have these installed so they come on with the high beams. Then turn off when high beams are off. No switches involved.

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2 hours ago, jashaw said:

I have these installed so they come on with the high beams. Then turn off when high beams are off. No switches involved.

Do you have a write up or direction on this action?

 

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4 hours ago, RSVolcom said:

Do you have a write up or direction on this action?

 

I do not at the moment. Give me some time and I can have a write up on it.

 

I have the 2 10" light bars in the grille, a 30" light bar behind the grille, and 2 LED pods just below the bumper. All controlled by relays hooked up to the high beam fuse. RGB LEDs are opt7 rock lights, LEDGLOW million color 24" bar, and 6 off brand RGB LED strips all hooked to parking light fuse on a relay.

 

6 amber LEDs are hooked to the DRL fuse, and are on whenever the DRLs are on. THey do not dim when the headlights are on.

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Tailgate bar is a plug n play into the trailer harness. 

 

Running board lights are amber running lights, sequential turn signal, and white when dome lights turn on.

 

LED strips in the bumper steps are hooked in to the DRL circuit, and sequential turn signals.

 

3 White LEDs are hooked in to the reverse lights.

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On 5/19/2021 at 6:20 PM, jashaw said:

Tailgate bar is a plug n play into the trailer harness. 

 

Running board lights are amber running lights, sequential turn signal, and white when dome lights turn on.

 

LED strips in the bumper steps are hooked in to the DRL circuit, and sequential turn signals.

 

3 White LEDs are hooked in to the reverse lights.

 

 

What did you hook the 2 10" light bars in the grille too?  You mentioned they come on with highbeems.

 

 

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On 5/19/2021 at 9:14 PM, jashaw said:

I do not at the moment. Give me some time and I can have a write up on it.

 

I have the 2 10" light bars in the grille, a 30" light bar behind the grille, and 2 LED pods just below the bumper. All controlled by relays hooked up to the high beam fuse. RGB LEDs are opt7 rock lights, LEDGLOW million color 24" bar, and 6 off brand RGB LED strips all hooked to parking light fuse on a relay.

 

6 amber LEDs are hooked to the DRL fuse, and are on whenever the DRLs are on. THey do not dim when the headlights are on.

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Dude that is BADDDDD-ASSSSS!  Great job!

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On 5/19/2021 at 9:14 PM, jashaw said:

6 amber LEDs are hooked to the DRL fuse, and are on whenever the DRLs are on. THey do not dim when the headlights are on.

 

What fuse is that?  I have a GMC so it could be different but I don't recall seeing a separate fuse for the DRL's.

 

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On 5/26/2021 at 12:29 PM, J2Jones said:

 

What fuse is that?  I have a GMC so it could be different but I don't recall seeing a separate fuse for the DRL's.

 

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It's fuse 3 or 4 on my truck. These seem to give power to the headlight assembly. This is how I get the ambers on all the time. I may have been in correct to call them the "DRL" fuse. But when I pulled it, the DRL when out.

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On 5/25/2021 at 5:15 PM, RSVolcom said:

 

I hooked in to fuse 1, or 2.

 

This provides signal to the relay's coil I have, then the relays give (fused) power through the harnesses to the lightbars.

 

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I did this rough country set up and wired it to a wireless module and used one of my home link buttons to turn them on so I didnt have to run wires to the cab. Works great.   I would of liked to have brighter lights but with my ltz grill that was the only option I had.  They do fill in at night but do not expect them to light the world up in front of you. 

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19 hours ago, Mudcon said:

I did this rough country set up and wired it to a wireless module and used one of my home link buttons to turn them on so I didnt have to run wires to the cab. Works great.   I would of liked to have brighter lights but with my ltz grill that was the only option I had.  They do fill in at night but do not expect them to light the world up in front of you. 

 

I was expecting brighter also. But they do give a nice fill light when the high beams are on.

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