I want one! 
Looks like you did such a great job you might be able to turn into a little side business...Great work and I'm sure cost would not be an issue then you can take the board to stereo shop for final installation...I purchased everything from RadioShack, but I'm sure you could have a good audio shop fab everything up for you.
Thanks.
Here's a link to a relay that Rottster is referring to. Buy Factory Air Air Conditioning Relay 35928 at Advance Auto PartsThis would be easier for the layman to use a cube relay.
87 and 86 to the yellow head light wire.
85 to ground.
30 to day time running lights. Violet with green stripe.
87a to output from BCM. Violet with green stripe.
If you run a three conductor wire into the cab you can install the relay under the dash to keep it out of the weather. I'm sure a ground can be found under the dash somewhere.
Thanks for identifying the wire colors and location.
If I have time this weekend I'll purchase a relay and some female connectors to illustrate how you would wire up a cube relay. You could always look into a local car stereo shop to help with the install. There should be enough information in my first post and Rottster's post for them to do it. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask.All I can say, is the end result looks great! If I could just hook a couple wires together that would be great .....you lost me on all this, but really cool look. **** I wish I could be that smart![]()
I was just looking on Amazon, they have a lot of Hella relays listed. Which one would I be looking for ? Thanks for your help you guys.Hella makes one of the best cube relays and it's water proof. Amazon sells it and you would need to pick up the plug with it. Both cost about $20 + shipping. Best part, when installed and mounted it would look factory installed. Be sure to use heat shrink type connectors, not just black tape. The coper wire would corrode and your lights would stop working if not properly protected. I would put a link to the relay but I'm not link smart on my iPad.
DangChung would you do it for me?
You are an asset to this forum, keep up the great work!
Great find!007794301 is the number for the relay on Amazon. Scroll down to see the frequently bought together and you will see the weather proof plug. No fuse will be needed oft this installation.