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Is there a diy on how to ground the parking brake? In Canada, due to drl requirements, the Headlights and taillights are always on as soon as the ebrake is

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Old 03-05-2018, 12:24 PM   #15 (permalink)
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Is there a diy on how to ground the parking brake? In Canada, due to drl requirements, the Headlights and taillights are always on as soon as the ebrake is released. I would want to make a switch so have e brake grounded so my lights are only on at night.

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