4th Gen Tacoma fang light installation

Seems Corsa forgot to pay their domain, site is down.

 

I noticed that. Thought maybe it was just me....

 

https://www.cycleterminal.com/ts-025-sealed-series.html

 

Thanks. I decided to try just unplugging the turn signal and plugging the wires into there to see what would work. I was able to get the fang lights to light up and signal to work with just that connector. Problem is it's dark so I don't know if that will work for DRL or just when the low beams are on. Have to test tomorrow when it's light out. If it works it will be a single plug on the driver side to power everything including turn signal and a single plug o. The passenger side to run the signal.

 

It’s the beige wire on driver side drl and blue wire on passenger side drl

 

If DRL is Turn, not if DRL is Low Beam.

 

When I have them connected. I don’t turn my drl on. The fog lights work when not in drl and when in drl mode. The yellow wire is connected to beige which is constant. It alone can be wired in and work with out the red or black wire

 

This doesn't make sense to me. You have to have at least the black wire connected to ground or you don't have a full circuit. There are 4 wires from the Fang lights.
Black - ground
Yellow - signal input
The red and white wire both appear to power the white light function but i have not been able to tell why there are 2 wires. Hooking either one up seems to work the same.

My plan is to hook everything up to the wires in the turn signal connection. Black to the white/black stripe, yellow to the wire on the other end (diff color for left/right), and the red wire to the center connection. Probably just tuck the white wire away and heat shrink it for now unless someone knows why there are 2 different + power wires for the lights.

 

I currently have the black wire to the body/frame. Red wire isn’t connected neither is the white wire. And yellow to the drl/turnsignal. Reason being is that with the wires in the picture all set up the fog lights stay on white with ignition on. And noticed the fang lights randomly turn on in the middle of the night.

 

OK. Your pic is basically how I am planning to set it up but not with the duplicate power to a single connection. Just the Red or white to the center. I've heard of folks having the lights come on randomly when they are using the ign circuit for the red or white because the system runs random tests but my lights don't currently cycle on and off randomly so powering the fangs from the stock lights shouldn't change that. Guess I'll see. Easy enough to change it up if they end up cycling on randomly. From what I can tell, using that center connection to power the fang white lights should ONLY work when the headlights are on, high or low beam.

 

I’m just going to wire the rest of the wires to a switch in the truck so I can turn the white lights on and off whenever.

 

Sorry but these look way to “Pep Boys” for me and does not fit the looks or quality of the truck whatsoever. Too each his own I guess.

 

Has anyone notice that if you have LED lights for the turn signal instead of the stock regular bulbs, the fang sequence blinks very fast?

I had to go back to the stock bulbs in order for the sequence to light up properly when using the turn signal.

 

I am sorry, my wife and I bought a 4th Gen and got the Fang Lights from Tacoma Lifestyle (Taco Clout). The assembly says to wire the white wire to the low beam headlight circuit. Right now it's not wired up but shrink wrapped, which is the low beam headlight circuit? Please help.

 

Just leave it tapped off. If you tap it to somewhere it’ll dim when in drl mode. I like it bright so I left the white wire alone.

 

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I’m not 100% sure. I think if you install it how I posted in the pic on this page it will dim when head lights turn on. If you choose this route I think when drl is on without headlights on it is bright.

 

Ours works fine.

 

I'm waiting for an aftermarket company to produce projection lights for these panels, facing 45-60 degrees out to each side. Would be great for trails at night.