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Sorry, for getting your hopes up. I was kind of excited until Jimmy pointed out the obvious.
I think Jimmy was talking about something like that in post #46 of this chain.Tap into wire or reroute to an upfitter switch an option?
Maybe make a thread for popular requests. This could be very helpful.Whose looking for wire diagrams and which ones? I be able to access.
Post 54. @IvanNikWhose looking for wire diagrams and which ones? I might be able to access.
Yes Please! Try to extract any diagrams related to lights and ignition.Who’s looking for wire diagrams and which ones? I might be able to access.
Tech authority service library is $45 for 3 days, $275 a monthI tried to gain access to stelantis library y-day.. and the price was $1600 a month
It would be nice to get an offline copy
Another option - 3rd party firm with 3day access.
Tazer is great. The amber lights can be set without "marrying" the Tazer, which is nice. Just plug and go. Unfortunately, Tazer hasn't cracked the RHO BCM.I would try.
Is there also the option to have amber DRL? (I've seen everyone is considering Tazer for that, but I personally don't want to connect Tazer.)
Yes Please! Try to extract any diagrams related to lights and ignition.
This is going to be completely different than doing it on a TRX. The clearance lamps are not run off of a fused circuit in the fuse box like the TRX. F32 is irrelevant, that is a main battery power fuse for the BCM for its exterior lighting.
It’s hard to track this down on the schematics because the clearance lamps aren’t shown on any of the factory service manual schematics.
I did find what I believe to be the circuit for the clearance lamps though, in the connector sheets. Looks like the feed wire is the white/green wire in position 60 of the black C5 BCM connector (circled below).
You would pull that wire out, attach a fuse tap to it, and add it to fuse F54B on the interior fuse box.
I have no idea how the BCM would react to not having the load on that circuit anymore, so the better way to do this (if that ends up being the correct circuit) is to leave that wire intact in the bcm, and tap into it while using two diodes.
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De-pin the white/green wire from position 60 of the black C5 BCM connector, then note behavior (did all the marker lights go out, and are there any errors in the instrument cluster).@Jimmy07 is correct, the key is to understand MODULE-BODY CONTROL
I got access to the diagrams..
Here the pins for C5 connector:
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