🔌 Chevrolet Chevy Camaro Daytime Running Light DRL/Fog Light Adapter Harness - Plug and Play 2010-2013 by Clipsandfasteners Inc Review

This is a great upgrade to run daytime running lights and halos at the same time. This sets the car apart from all production Camaros. This is a very simple installation and you only need to buy a seat belt. It took me a few minutes to locate the connector (which is behind the navigation light on the passenger side) but after that all you have to do is plug in the new suspension and you're done. I looked for this pendant on several websites and most of them were sold out and about $5-10 more…

works great! The installation took me less than 10 minutes. Do yourself a favor and unscrew the 3 torx screws holding the inside of the fender, then fold it back and you can clearly see the connector just above the DRL housing. Pull out the plug and insert the adapter in between and you're done. DRLs work during the day (optional), then stay on with halos or headlights. I upgraded my lightbulbs to LEDs for $40. WORTH EVERY PENNY! I don't know why Chevy "put yellowish lightbulbs in the DRL…

This was literally the easiest thing I have ever installed in my car! Anyone who says turn the wheel, loosen the 3 Torx screws and continue like this is 100% correct, it was so easy! I thought I did something wrong, it was that easy! - to be sure as the wire is a bit longer now but you probably don't even need it) I tested it on a bingo bango, it's perfect, it literally took longer to fit the correct size torx bit find than install it! Now I just need to replace the LED lights and that's it.

Works as expected. However, the directions are not as clear as they could be. It says to look for the wire on the passenger fog light/DRL and then follow it to find the wire harness. You don't follow him back to the cab, you follow him to the hood. The wiring harness is located just below the headlight in the part of the bumper that protrudes from under the grille. The wiring harness is attached to the bracket and you have to press on the underside (fairly hard) and pull back to release it…