Daytime Running Lights Disable on 99 SE Contour

[silverskoundrel]

There should be a picture I found searching google in this thread. I can see the image in the google search but its blocked when I open the page.
http://www.ericthecarguy.com/mobile...95-ford-contour-no-crank-no-start-no-anything

The jumper is parallel to the engine, ie across the car when looking at it from the front.

I know this picture is totally different but could you tell me which two I've gotta run together

 

[contour_r_us]

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Here you go - this should clear up any confusion: http://www.ericthecarguy.com/kunena/...rt-no-anything

The picture shows the jumper running ACROSS the width of the car, as in fender to fender. Use the side of the battery, in the pic, as a reference point - bottom of pic is the battery, top of pic is the drivers fender, left side of the pic is closest to the driver and the right side of the pic is facing the front of the vehicle.

 

[silverskoundrel]

Here you go - this should clear up any confusion: http://www.ericthecarguy.com/kunena/...rt-no-anything

The picture shows the jumper running ACROSS the width of the car, as in fender to fender. Use the side of the battery, in the pic, as a reference point - bottom of pic is the battery, top of pic is the drivers fender, left side of the pic is closest to the driver and the right side of the pic is facing the front of the vehicle.

I feel like my fuse box looks different but I believe either way I can figure out now! I didn't see that closely the first time I checked the link. I was going to use a piece of wire and put a male spade on each end to tie em together. Is there a reason I shouldn't do that?

 

[silverskoundrel]

Here you go - this should clear up any confusion: http://www.ericthecarguy.com/kunena/...rt-no-anything

The picture shows the jumper running ACROSS the width of the car, as in fender to fender. Use the side of the battery, in the pic, as a reference point - bottom of pic is the battery, top of pic is the drivers fender, left side of the pic is closest to the driver and the right side of the pic is facing the front of the vehicle.

sorry for posting up late but this did get me worked out!