Installation of Turn Signal-Activated Marker Light

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There is a feature in our cars called turn signal lighting...it only works on restyled models. Note, the bulb for the marker light is different on the restyle, so you need markers from a restyled model.

I installed the under-horn switch from a restyled car, so the pins for the lighting were already there and no hacking was required.

the diagram from the book shows that we need to find power from the TURN fuse and connect it to the relay.

from the diagram, it's clear that two diodes are necessary for power isolation. They are mandatory!
bought two diodes from the store

connecting the relay isn't too hard, just find the wire from the fuse box that goes through the connector pins.
in the under-horn switch, we locate two orange-yellow wires, cut them and solder them together on both sides, then insert a diode into the break, and connect the second one to the under-horn switch side connector, with the second output going to the relay.

pins in the connector socket

By the way, there's no photo of the relay itself, any 12-volt relay will do.

Everything is soldered together and brought under the hood.

extend to the marker lights, new connectors are paralleled with old ones, and the remaining wire connects to one pulled out of the cabin.

In the end, it works just as from the factory)))