| quote | Originally posted by Additivewalnut:
That feels so needlessly complicated |
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It is definitely complicated, but for a reason, they needed to design a purely electromechanical system that was (supposed to be) reliable, while not catching on fire if one or both motors, or a relay, or anything really, failed, that connection in the blue wire is for peace of mind, for people working under the headlights, so they pull it and the lights can't go down and crush their hands. It is really complex, which makes it hard to work on later, I finished a system for winky headlights using the gen 1, without changing the factory wiring or the way the factory headlight switch operates, it was quite complicated getting through all those wiring diagrams!