Some one suggested to just run a
wire to connect the running lights to the headlights. This would make the head
lights come on when the running lights come on because they would back feed the
headlights. This would not be a problem unless you wanted to just run your
running lights and not your headlights. A simple way to make
the running lights stay on when the headlight are on is to wire a
relay to power up with the headlight power and hook up a jumper to the running
light circuit from a normally open switch leg of the relay. The power for the
running lights could come from a jumper off of the same wire that you use to
power the relay. Just jump it to the other side of the normally open switch in
the relay. This could be done under the dash or even under the hood if you
bought a weather proof relay switch. If you need a schematic, I could draw one
up real quick and send it to you. You can get a 30 amp relay for 6 or 8 dollars
most any where at an auto parts store. As I am thinking about this, I seam to
remember that there are 2 separate circuits that power up the running lights on
some cars. One for the front and one for the back. If this is the case, then
both front and back circuits would have to be tied in to the same place on the
relay.
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