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Question ????? Tricking out rear turn signals ?????

does any one know how to make the rear turn signal low filament stay on all the time on a 99 Civic EX?
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'tricking your signals out?'
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Talking

I didnt know wut else to call it except tricking. but if anyone can help me out it would be nice.
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i still dont know what the hell you're asking...

are you saying you wanna ride around with your blinker on as if it were a break light?
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why would u really want to do that?

you can always hook ur turning lights directly to the battery :shocked:
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you should be able to just wire to the brake light and just change the bulb..........
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The only way I can think of is to buy a new light socket & double filament bulbs for the turn signals. Wire the low filament to ur brake running lights & wire the high filament side to the turn signals. Then the low filament would come on with ur lights & the turn signals will work with ur switch.
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