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profuse007 
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the module pulsing the parking light, so no constant output. FYI, parking light is diff from signal light.
check in relay section for converting from pulsing to constant using a relay, couple resistors, and a capacitor.
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profuse007 wrote:
the module pulsing the parking light, so no constant output. FYI, parking light is diff from signal light.
check in relay section for converting from pulsing to constant using a relay, couple resistors, and a capacitor.

Thanks for your reply I will take a look over on the relay section.  so what are your parkig lights ?

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Parking lights are the indicators on the vehicle that come on to make the corners of the vehicles visible when the night time lights are turned on. They are active with the headlight swith normally in the first on position before the headlights themselves turn  on in the number 2 position. This wire can normally be found at the head light switch itself or at a relay under the hood.
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Ravendarat wrote:
Parking lights are the indicators on the vehicle that come on to make the corners of the vehicles visible when the night time lights are turned on. They are active with the headlight swith normally in the first on position before the headlights themselves turn  on in the number 2 position. This wire can normally be found at the head light switch itself or at a relay under the hood.

That explains what parking lights are . Here in the UK we call these lights side lights .

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the viking wrote:

Ravendarat wrote:
Parking lights are the indicators on the vehicle that come on to make the corners of the vehicles visible when the night time lights are turned on. They are active with the headlight swith normally in the first on position before the headlights themselves turn  on in the number 2 position. This wire can normally be found at the head light switch itself or at a relay under the hood.

That explains what parking lights are . Here in the UK we call these lights side lights .

Makes complete sense

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