Turning on the Front Lights from the Control

Guys, I'm sorry I couldn't take a very detailed picture. First of all, let me explain the event; You know, I had previously made led lighting on the bumper grid. (It works pretty well in the garage at night.) Now I have these lights connected to the door section of the car's roof lamp. When you press the remote control, the ceiling lamp lights up and the led in front lights up with the electricity taken from it. It should be noted here, when the doors are closed, not to give reverse current to the ceiling lamp. It solves a diode in this business. (I do not understand much from electronics :)) You can even turn on the Headlights or fog lamps by connecting a Relay with this method. (I think this event is called Follow Me) Pictures and video below; Blue cable of the ceiling lamp. Positive (+) pole from the doors. We pass the cable through the front of the ceiling with the guide. Then, we open the left windshield pillar (it comes with a slight twist. Be careful not to break it) Here we drop the cable from a suitable place to the area where the fuse panel is located. The post is simple anyway. You connect the cable that you have lowered down to the positive end of the cable leading to your leds. Do not forget to connect Diodes to the end or suitable place before carrying out the process. Otherwise, when you turn on the leds from the button, the Ceiling lamp also lights up. Important: For high ampere illumination (fog lamp, headlight etc.), Relay must be used while doing this operation. Otherwise, you burn the delay lamp of the Ceiling lamp. Led Lighting in Front Bumper; Dull Side Burning Video [TUBE] http://youtu.be/66mecjDD3UY [/ TUBE] murat200219782012-05-07 14:28:59

If you put a light sensor in your hands, this would be great: D

I am not thinking about it. I guess that name was the photocell. But I do not know much, we have to look and research. You can also burn these LEDs from the button inside, but the light sensor is better :)

It is very nice, really use it in your hands, good health & nbsp;

When I got my car, I don't know if it was a feature of gti or its former owner, but I like it.

[QUOTE = ibrahim YILDIZAK] I don't know if it was a feature of gti that I had when I bought my car or the old owner did it later, but I like it beautifully. I thought of connecting it.
I can't do it myself, I think it confuses the role, but if I find a good electrician
I will make it very nice. "align =" middle "/>

[QUOTE = ozaannn] [QUOTE = ibrahim YILDIZAK] When I got my car, I don't know if it was a feature of gti or the old owner built it later, but I love it. [/ QUOTE]

This is not a feature of gti. I did not think it was actually done, I thought I had to connect the headlights. I think I couldn't do it myself. I think it would make me think of a good electrician. "align =" middle "/> [/ QUOTE]

[QUOTE = ibrahim YILDIZAK]
[QUOTE = ozaannn] [QUOTE = ibrahim YILDIZAK] I don't know if it was a feature of gti that I had when I bought my car or if the old owner had it built later, but I love it. [/ QUOTE]

It is not a feature of Gti, this is not done later, I actually thought of connecting the headlights. [/ QUOTE]

Halal If you asked me, did you make the leds in this bumper, or if you bought it from the bar, if you bought it from where ogreneblrmym

I made the leds on the bumper. Box etc. including everything. There is nowhere you can buy. I would like to say as a tip You can get the mold of the relevant place in the bumper with the play dough sold for children. After that, it remains to properly shape the material you have. Although it was actually a simple event, I was pretty much on the way to find material :)

logic super thanks .. I ask many questions but how did you make these leds circuit namely & nbsp;

You don't need a circuit. Market & nbsp; There are 12V strip leds. They are cut into groups of 3. If you do the scheme as below, you can easily handle it. murat20021978 2012-05-21 10:47:52

You can use diodes in LEDs and materials that you will control with low current and & nbsp;.