kind of...obviously the steps can only open so far, but the motors would still be powered and trying to force them "more open" which would lead to them burning up. The statement on the other forum was to have the relay timed for the amount of time it takes the steps to fully open so once the trigger supplies the power to open it would cut off once they were fully deployed. same for them closing.
so what I am thinking is I would need 4 timed relays, one for each side up and one for each side down.....hmmmmm
do you know enough about relays to know how the "trigger" works. Meaning the relay would have constant power and the factory wire tapped would just be a signal to release that power, you don't think it would affect anything on the oem wire side of its operations do you??? that question geared to this statement on the other thread
"You need to diode isolate the door pin's when you do it. If not the back feed 12v through the relay coil to the door pin wire will **** off the BCM. "
I dont get the last part because if the relay flips and lets power through it only uses that wire as a trigger and doesn't feed into it. The relay would flip and let the power go to the motor for the time allotted then stop all power.
Mybad if I misunderstood the question.