Vintage Chevy Van Club - HOW TO: make your parking lights stay on with your headlights! 5 minute, super easy mod!

HOW TO: make your parking lights stay on with your headlights! 5 minute, super easy mod! (Part 3)
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Published on 03-14-2013 01:48 AM Number of Views: 5380
Install the purple wires and spade connector into the new hole in the center lower part of the plug... next to the orange wires. It should just push in and lock into place. Make sure not to put it in upside-down.

http://turboninjas.com/gallery/d/52885-2/DSC07979.JPG

Here it is with the purple wires now installed in the new hole, ready to reassemble!

http://turboninjas.com/gallery/d/52887-2/DSC07980.JPG

Your plug should now look like this:
http://turboninjas.com/gallery/d/52889-2/DSC07981.JPG

Put it all back together and your parking lights will now stay on with your headlights!

http://turboninjas.com/gallery/d/52891-2/DSC07982.JPG

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