Wiring Acrylic Dreamcolor Ambient Lights on a 2020+ Hyundai Sonata!

[WARNING] ********* Please use a fuse tap with a high amp capacity. If the fuses total more current than what the fuse tap is rated, it could cause big problems!!!***************************
Hope this helps!
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[@Sorfor_]

Hey dude, thanks a lot for this video! I was the one who asked for it and I really appreciate it a lot.You've gained a new follower!! Keep it up, and btw that looks really OEM.

[@b4iwakegaming]

Thank you! Glad I could help!

[@TheComplainingRanter]

Thanks for sharing!

[@b4iwakegaming]

My pleasure! Hope this cleared things up!

[@TheComplainingRanter]

​@@b4iwakegamingdid you everinstall the doors? I'm wondering what wires you tap into on those

[@b4iwakegaming]

@@TheComplainingRanter no not yet, but I spoke with a friend of mine who is very handy with this sort of thing and he said the best idea would probably be to use the power to the door switches as they light up when the car is on. We just don't see them light up during the daytime, but they should be on anyway. Once we do that, I will try to film the whole process so I can be as detailed as possible.

[@TheComplainingRanter]

@@b4iwakegaming I appreciate it. I will buy a volt meter this weekend and try and tackle it as well

[@b4iwakegaming]

@@TheComplainingRanter www.hyundai-forums.com/threads/need-some-door-wiring-help-for-12v-source-for-led-ambient-lighting.687322/

[@Polopaul348]

What fuse did you tap into?

[@b4iwakegaming]

The power socket fuse (20amp). It's the cigarette lighter socket basically. I used a 5amp fuse for the lights and put the 20 amp fuse in the slot in line with the wire