cardude2000
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I added LED lights to the foot well on my 2016 Tahoe LT. I connected to the dome light circuit so that all works together. It is the solid gray wire in the module on the far left. The picture shown is upside down from my car so this is the easy way to find the module that you need. Open your car door, the dome light comes on. Unplug the module one by one until the dome light goes out, indicating you have found the correct module. Remember that your dome light is connected to a timer so if it takes you a long time to unplug each module, close your door and reopen to reset the timer. Once you find the module, connect your LED power wire to the solid gray wire. The other LED wire goes to ground. Note: LED lights are polarized. They can be easily tested before installation, on your car battery by touching the wires to each terminal.
Tap into the grey wire in your A piller. Easy peasy
Looking to switch my footwell lights to map to the dome lights.
I'm not trying to be a jerk, but, why do you want to do this?
Ah, okay.
I have a Yukon SLE. In each of the foot wells, I found a 2-pin connector that just plugged into the dress knee panel. Yeah, just going nowhere. I checked them out and they get power with the door opening, although they do seem independent of the dome. They stay on longer than the dome. I wired them both up to a couple of surface-mount led pods that I had, now I have footwell lights too.