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Originally Posted by TacoSport10 Quick tip, leave the middle sized connector unplugged to get the sequential turn signal to work. Also, it comes with a harness that connects to battery

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Quick tip, leave the middle sized connector unplugged to get the sequential turn signal to work. Also, it comes with a harness that connects to battery and runs a single wire to one connector on each headlight. I unplugged those while trying to figure out the turn signal and they didn’t seem to do a thing.
Since you have the battery terminal harness, you didn't have to deal with the fuse box as the original instructions indicated, correct?
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Since you have the battery terminal harness, you didn't have to deal with the fuse box as the original instructions indicated, correct?
Where did you see instructions? I haven’t seen any online nor did the box contain any. Maybe I overlooked them.

I ran that harness and left it plugged in, but when I disconnected it, I didn’t see where it changed anything.

Just saw a link on the YouTube video comments with the instructions. Yes, mine had terminals for battery/chassis so I didn’t have to worry about the fuse box.

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Where did you see instructions? I haven’t seen any online nor did the box contain any. Maybe I overlooked them.

I ran that harness and left it plugged in, but when I disconnected it, I didn’t see where it changed anything.
I have to play around with it today to see if I can figure out what it's for as well.

The little sheet just showed where you are supposed to find install guide, but since the 370 headlights are not on the Morimoto site, there isn't much to find.

I looked at the F150 and C6 Corvette guides to try and figure out what it could be for. Those both use the fuse box instead of battery for their extra harness. Both list that it is for the daytime running light. Having that smaller plug disconnected is how they show it for the sequential turn signal. Connected is for standard blinking.

The extra harness is probably for the drl. I dont currently have both lights in and only tested the one Morimoto light with the headlights on, then high beam on and checked if blinker worked.
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I have to play around with it today to see if I can figure out what it's for as well.

The little sheet just showed where you are supposed to find install guide, but since the 370 headlights are not on the Morimoto site, there isn't much to find.

I looked at the F150 and C6 Corvette guides to try and figure out what it could be for. Those both use the fuse box instead of battery for their extra harness. Both list that it is for the daytime running light. Having that smaller plug disconnected is how they show it for the sequential turn signal. Connected is for standard blinking.

The extra harness is probably for the drl. I dont currently have both lights in and only tested the one Morimoto light with the headlights on, then high beam on and checked if blinker worked.
Comment in YouTube video led me to “the retrofit source” website. They have the install guide

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