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2002 chevy impala crimestopper rs1704tw


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tbird2340 
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Posted: February 16, 2007 at 3:00 PM / IP Logged  
parking lights (-) do I just get them at the switch? Or should I grab it at the BCM.
Directechs says "Must isolate this wire from the BCM to avoid service
engine soon light."
So I can't just hook it up to the wire at the switch and not worry about the relay/diode?
How do I do it with a diode? Just put it inline with the wire?
If I don't have a diode how do I do it with a relay?
Thanks dudes!
xtremej 
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Get them at the switch direct hook up no diode, no relay to isolate just solder it in and your good to roll.
tbird2340 
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Gravy train. Thanks.. I actually just now started..

The ign is on the dash.. How do I get to it? The kick panel has a huge metal plate that is behind it. Do I need to remove that? (I don't want to spend time doing it if I don't have to).

I mean are there certain screws I need to remove / parts of the dash that need to come off (radio)?

Thanks!!

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don't have to touch the radio just remove the lower dash panle and the metel plate behind it. total of 6-7mm screws and 4 10mm bolts and youll see the igntion harness. I unplug them and solder in, there is plenty of haness to use once unplugged. Trust me this is by far one of the easier cars to do, it just looks intimidating.
tbird2340 
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Posted: February 17, 2007 at 10:49 AM / IP Logged  

Yup the dash panel was a sinch to remove.. My problem now is I don't have a long enough rachet to remove the metal plate. Off to lowes to buy an extender.

It's all about the tools!!!

Thanks for the help!

tbird2340 
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Posted: February 17, 2007 at 12:21 PM / IP Logged  

Stupid question... Where is the light switch? The only thing I see on the dash panel is a button for fog lights and then right to the left of that is a spin dial for panel light / dome?

tbird2340 
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tbird2340 
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So I still can't find a light switch. Is it possible that it just doesn't have one? Automatic lights without any option to control them manually so they didn't even put in a swtich??
tbird2340 
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Wow am I an idiot. Thank goodness I looked at the owners manual for the car. I've never seen a light switch that you  pull out.. Da!
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