Question to any wiring experts

[L3V3L1]

Using wings a loft, when I lock the doors with the remote, the driving lights flash. I want the hazard lights to flash instead. To show off the sequential taillights. I brought this up to Toby and his reply was " One challenge is that the normal directional indicators work through the hazard switch, along with the emergency flasher function. I would have to work it out on paper, but to isolate the various circuits while allowing this new functionality would require a few diodes and/or a couple of isolation relays to keep everything separate." He has 17 cars at the shop and was is too busy to work it out. Does anyone else have any idea how this could be done?
Thanks

[WHO1DMC]

Using wings a loft, when I lock the doors with the remote, the driving lights flash. I want the hazard lights to flash instead. To show off the sequential taillights. I brought this up to Toby and his reply was " One challenge is that the normal directional indicators work through the hazard switch, along with the emergency flasher function. I would have to work it out on paper, but to isolate the various circuits while allowing this new functionality would require a few diodes and/or a couple of isolation relays to keep everything separate." He has 17 cars at the shop and was is too busy to work it out. Does anyone else have any idea how this could be done?
Thanks

I have mine hooked up to the directional wires. All you need is a diode per wire so it doesn't back feed when using the turn signal.
I also have sequential lights as well.
The diodes would be put in the wiring from the box.
Dave B.

[DMC-Ron]

When considering diodes, go heavy on the amps and voltage. There is a fair amount of current involved depending on how the sequencer, sidelights, and front signal are set up. Only marginal cost to get a larger diode rated 10 to 15 amps. Also there are some high transient voltages in our cars so select a voltage above 300.

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If you PM me we can provide assistance.

Ron Anderson
DRAYRON

[L3V3L1]

I have mine hooked up to the directional wires. All you need is a diode per wire so it doesn't back feed when using the turn signal.
I also have sequential lights as well.
So the wire that goes from the relay to the red/green directional wire in the compartment
The diodes would be put in the wiring from the box.
Dave B.

So the wire from the relay to the red green directional wire under the fuse box would instead go to the wires feeding the directionals. You would split the wire from the relay, spice in a diode on each, and connect to each signal wire?
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[WHO1DMC]

So the wire from the relay to the red green directional wire under the fuse box would instead go to the wires feeding the directionals. You would split the wire from the relay, spice in a diode on each, and connect to each signal wire?
Thanks

Yes That is what I did. Green with white stripe and green with red stripe.


Dave B.

[Josh]

Ive been meaning to do this as well. I get lots of compliments with my drayron taillights, but I never get to see them myself