You you are going to get adjustment correct with LEDs Just but some quality brand halogen globes. Yhis is the best you will do

They are different spec cars to what we have in Australia. Some countries get things that others don’t.For example vehicles in Russia aren’t required to have ABS,stability control or more than one air bag but they have heated seats.Canadian cars have the drl modules fitted and US cars don’t.

Modern car car electronics are very fragile and don’t like to be played with.We recently had a Corolla in for repair. It came in on a tow truck,and we were told it wouldn’t start.A week and $5000 later we got it to go.The cause? the owner tried to wire in a LED light bar and relay. That’s why you do...

A few things to consider when the running lights are part of the headlights they must

1 extinguish when the indicator is in use
2 dim when the headlight is turned on
3 only operate when the engine is running or the ignition is on

Mate to be straight to the point,you obviously have no idea what you are dealing with.It is a complicated system to set up correctly and you would be best served going to an auto electrician.

I’ve just had a look at a customers car and it has no wiring in the DRL relay plug hole. If you look carefully through the connector holes you should be able to see the metal connectors if they are there. If they aren’t you’ll need to make a harness up to suit.

You may need to try OEM for a relay

Where the relay plugs into the fuse box.

Try a wreckers to get one out of a CF. Also have you made sure there is wiring going to the plug in the fuse box? Not all cars have it.

Adam is correct there is no wiring for the indicator in the earlier cars.

The biggest problem with retrofitting LEDS & HID is the aggravation it causes everyone driving toward you at night.Very antisocial

LEDS and HID globes require different reflectors and lenses so they aren’t interchangeable. The aftermarket headlights aren’t any better than OEM lights with good halogen globes.

I know in NSW you cannot tint tailights as it contravenes the Australian Design Rules.I’d say that the same in your state,but go ask you never know.
https://www.fyrlyt.com/post/led-hid-hea ... lbs-say-no
Have a read of this too.

Ask the appropriate authorities in WA is your best bet