I already did a search and lookup on historical threads, there does not appear to be an answer there, so I'll ask my question...

I used to own a Chevy Avalanche and had mod'd it to have "all-on-high" capabilities...when you used your high beams, the low beams would stay on too.

Has anyone figured out how to do this with the H3?

Here is the Avalanche example for reverse-engineering oriented individuals....

http://chevyavalanchefanclub.com/cafcna/index.php?topic=127965.0

Thanks in advance folks....

 

More heat,shorter bulb life??
You could add a relay or a good diode.
Doing the fog lights is enuf for me,one simple diode.

 

the hi and low beam are the same bulb, just in a different location in the housing. you could wire around to keep the fogs on with hi beam, or you could buy a good set of hid bulbs and be done with it.

 

How do you wire up to get the fogs to stay on with high beams?

 

How many times are you going to ask this same question in different threads?

One time would suffice. Then give it some time for a response.

Continue on, we would not want to interrupt your personal "I have a question" forums.

 

This should answer ALL 3 of your threads.

 

Thank you

 

Finally, thank you.
Doc Olds. Have you ever asked a question? I am sure you have. If you are incapable to be of any help, just leave. Many members look at many threads, that is why I asked in separate threads. Did you respond to all of the other members who asked the same question with the same level of worthless feedback?

 

Whoa there Rascole! Doc is a forum moderator. Good luck on getting any where with your future questions or issues after asking a super moderator to "just leave".

 

Then he should be a "moderator" not a jerk. Here is a quote from the rule section

What are moderators and administrators?

Moderators oversee specific forums. They generally have the ability to edit and delete posts, move threads, and perform other actions. Becoming a moderator for a specific forum is usually rewarded to users who are particularly helpful and knowledgeable in the subject of the forum they are moderating.

Be helpful and make a difference not unhelpful and sarcastic.