[AmdGunrar]

Found this posted on the local truck page for my state. Just wondering if anyone has used this before. Any down side to this vs. diodes? http://fleeceperformance.com/gm-all-lig ... odule.html

 

[Rambodog]

Looks like a nifty way to do it. For $20 why not. It says 2500 and 3500's though. Unless your 1500 fuse box is the same.

 

[ricka182]

Diodes, .25 cents or less. And never really a reason to need all 3 on at once..

 

[ferraiolo1]

You hush it Rick. I paid for all 6 lights I want them all on when I want! just like my cylinders!

 

[ricka182]

Damn you Mike...like you have some sort of anti-brightness radar to follow me and my nefarious dark ways...

 

[ferraiolo1]

Hahaha

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[apcnc]

. Any down side to this vs. diodes?

What diodes? Are you talking about LED's If so LEDs will last much longer.

I think missed something....

 

[ferraiolo1]

You use diodes to trick your bcm to keep all your lights on.

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[Dmanj]

Rectifier diodes, not Leds.

 

[apcnc]

Ahh, its exactly the same. The board is just a plug and ply set of diodes. So it depends on if you want plug and play for $20 or DIY.

 

[rmart911]

The site seems to indicate that it's only for the 2003-2007 Chevy 2500/3500 series.
I wonder if anyone makes something like this for the 2014/2015 GMC Sierra 1500s.

This would be the GMC pickups with the 'projector' style headlamps with the shutter that cuts off half the light output when not in hi-beam mode.
I'd be looking more for the ability to keep the fogs on when the brights are on.

Why? Just because...

 

[apcnc]

Probably have one. Just have to find it. I'm sure you could get the schematics for adding the diodes yourself if you want to go that route.