How to have raptor lights always on

When I installed my raptor lights from 4runner lifestyle, I installed them to the TAIL port on the interior fuse box, as recommended by 4runner lifestyle. The lights dont turn on during remote start and when my auto headlights are on drl.

I want to have my raptor lights always on as long as the car is running. Where should I connect them for this to happen?

 

ING fuse.

 

do you mean IGN 10A on the top left corner?

 

That's ignition so anytime the key is on, it is on but will also be on when the EVAP test is running.

 

I dont have a problem with them running for a few during the night. But is is it ok/safe to use that port?

 

It’s safe as long as you understand the circuit and install the fuse tap correctly.

Here are some tips.
Low Profile mini fuse taps usually sit lower and work best.

https://www.4runners.com/threads/brite-box-anytime-fogs-for-22.28602/#post-400999

Pay attention to the direction you install it into the fuse box. Understand the circuit:

https://www.4runners.com/threads/ad...atter-circuit-explanations.28596/#post-400201

 

Im confused should I use ACC or IGN?

 

IGN

 

I like all the posts on Facebook about peoples 4Runners cutting out, stalling or not starting at all when they have shit quality raptor lights filled with moisture that are wired into the ignition fuse. Most people fuse taps have no idea how to check if they are tapping into the supply side or load side, let alone why it matters.

 

ACC would mean they come on when you turn the key to accessory.

Raptor lights in general shouldn't be used on anything but vehicles that require them but the gram says they're cool so people buy them.

 

I wish more people would take 5 minutes to learn how to use a multimeter. It's one of the simplest tools to use but everyone wants the instant answer without any effort.

 

But we are not measuring for multis... we are measuring for volts. So wouldnt you use a voltmeter