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What I did was rewiring the dash, programming the headlights ecu, and put 2016+ Lexus safety system on my car because the headlights are a part of LSS system.
What I did was rewiring the dash, programming the headlights ecu, and put 2016+ Lexus safety system on my car because the headlights are a part of LSS system.
Holy **** @eddie420 this guy one upped you on dash removal!
What I did was rewiring the dash, programming the headlights ecu, and put 2016+ Lexus safety system on my car because the headlights are a part of LSS system.
Wow, THAT is impressive! I will definitely not go the way setting up all LSS system for now..
Quick question: do you mind sharing how did you power the headlight computers (pins 12 and 13)? Other connections seem to be pretty straightforward on the Russian guy's (Andrew's) diagram.
Wow, THAT is impressive! I will definitely not go the way setting up all LSS system for now..
Quick question: do you mind sharing how did you power the headlight computers (pins 12 and 13)? Other connections seem to be pretty straightforward on the Russian guy's (Andrew's) diagram.
Pin 13 wires to lowbeam positive (pin 8 on 2013 connector)
Pin 12 wires to lowbeam ground (pin 9 on 2013)
I hope that helps.
What I did was rewiring the dash, programming the headlights ecu, and put 2016+ Lexus safety system on my car because the headlights are a part of LSS system.
Your first picture is insane! lol. I wouldn't have the guts or the skill to do all of that. Impressive.
I've done some things to my car but Chungvatra you are on a whole other level of DIY, I'm not sure the Russians can top this. Are you a electrical engineer/computer engineer?
Last edited by peasodos; Apr 30, 2020 at 01:24 AM.
I've done some things to my car but @Chungvatra you are on a whole other level of DIY, I'm not sure the Russians can top this. Are you a electrical engineer/computer engineer?
I am a software engineer but I didn’t know much about car stuff few months ago. I have been learning alot from your threads by the way. Thank you for sharing!
Last edited by Chungvatra; Apr 29, 2020 at 09:28 PM.
What bothers me about this is the fact you unbundled some of the wires (I know why you did it) but my OCD hates you, LOL. I kept mine neat. The best way to track the wires is to use an ohm meter and just buzz the wires to see where they land. Easier than making a mess like that. This was mine from way back in the day, the one peasodos referred to. What I learned from that exercise was that it's typically easier to replace an entire harness assembly than trying to make your own connections. But if you have the patience and another vehicle to get you by (I didn't), then of course you can retrofit practically anything. Congrats on your progress!
Hi, would you be able to explain step by step which wire goes to which number from the new headlight module to the cars headlight harness. The Russian guy's diagram is confusing and I have no idea that that bottom left piece is. My connector is exactly like the one on the bottom right. If you could draw it out out just send it through here that would be amazing.In much need of help right now.
Hi, would you be able to explain step by step which wire goes to which number from the new headlight module to the cars headlight harness. The Russian guy's diagram is confusing and I have no idea that that bottom left piece is. My connector is exactly like the one on the bottom right. If you could draw it out out just send it through here that would be amazing.In much need of help right now.
Hi!
The connector you circled in bottom left corner is AFS ECU connector, located in left kick compartment in the cabin.
