Low Beams Stay on When High Beams Go On - FYI

Hi! This is for a 1997 Chevy Tahoe. Relay for High & Low Beam Headlights together when High Beam selected. This Tahoe has HID LOW BEAM Relay [# 1] Modification too! *** LOW BEAM with HIGH BEAM - RELAY *** #2to keep Low Beams ON 85 - Relay Ground 86 - Relay Positive ~ From High Beam wiring Lite Green 30 - To ~ HID Relay 86 Relay Positive - [Common] 87 - From High Beam wiring LITE GREEN - [ N/O ] 87a - From Low Beam wiring TAN - [ N/C ] *** HID LOW BEAM RELAY *** #1 to handle Voltage drop issues from DRL circuit 85 - Relay Ground 86 - Relay Positive ~ From [30] LOW BEAM with HIGH BEAM - RELAY #2 "or" From [87] ***AUTO LED or LOW BEAM RELAY*** #3 ~ SEE #3 BELOW 30 - From [in-line 20amp Fuse] via AUX Battery Post # A on Main Engine Fuse Block - [Common] 87 - To HID Ballasts Positive wiring RED - [ N/O ] Also... If you want to be able Run just LED Running Lights without using HID Low Beams in the Day Time use this Relay setup... *** AUTO LED or LOW BEAM RELAY *** #3 to Auto Select HID Low BEAM or LED as Day Time Running Lights 85 - Relay Ground 86 - Relay Positive ~ From Running Lights wiring BROWN 30 - From ~ Low Beam Power... TAN - [Common] 87 - To [86] Relay Positive *** HID LOW BEAM RELAY *** #1 - [ N/O ] 87a - To LED Lighting AND TO via Diode ---|<--- 86 on this relay - [ N/C ] I hope this helps some one it did for me. Cheers! mpegandy p.s. any one know of a good free or cheap relay software program to use?"The greatest oak was once a little nut who held its ground..."

I did a simple drawing of something similar to this a few years ago for someone working on a 95 suburban. It did not take into account DRL's thought. This may help anyone looking. https://www.the12volt.com/installbay/forum_posts.asp?tid=126284If your cousin is such a good installer, and he will install anything for a 6 pack; why are you talking to me?

Here is a diagram of my post above... "The greatest oak was once a little nut who held its ground..."