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Originally Posted by venturavanman My confusion is which fuse box do you have to plug the DRL into? There is a fuse box next to the battery, (that would be

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Old 06-20-2020, 04:02 PM   #1 (permalink)
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My confusion is which fuse box do you have to plug the DRL into? There is a fuse box next to the battery, (that would be too easy) and one inside the car. Im guessing its the one inside the car? Please post a pic for the peeps struggling with this. Again I agree these lights were worth the wait. Thanks
Fortunately it is that easy and is the one next to the battery. You just remove the battery cover and cowling and you can access the fuse box. Here is the installation manual in case you don't have it (I could never find it on Morimoto's site). Great pictures and detailed instructions make it a breeze:

https://www.theretrofitsource.com/co...4dfa4bd0fe7f62

Another user had posted it previously but that link doesn't seem to work anymore. Hope that helps.
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Fortunately it is that easy and is the one next to the battery. You just remove the battery cover and cowling and you can access the fuse box. Here is the installation manual in case you don't have it (I could never find it on Morimoto's site). Great pictures and detailed instructions make it a breeze:

https://www.theretrofitsource.com/co...4dfa4bd0fe7f62

Another user had posted it previously but that link doesn't seem to work anymore. Hope that helps.
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