Daytime running lights
December 30th, 2006, 12:27 PM
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RE: Daytime running lights
Doesyour vehicleuse the headlights for DRL ?
For example on my 00 Express van the DRL were the high beams on reduced current. You could in that case check to see if the high beams work as well... they may be burned out.
I had problems with the DRL on my van and turned out to be the module.
For example on my 00 Express van the DRL were the high beams on reduced current. You could in that case check to see if the high beams work as well... they may be burned out.
I had problems with the DRL on my van and turned out to be the module.
January 8th, 2007, 11:08 PM
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RE: Daytime running lights
These lights are very suseptable to vibration and an a/c current. These bulbs burn out all the time. I've always had GM's and trade them every year, i don't think i've ever traded a vehicle with working DRL's
January 9th, 2007, 10:56 AM
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RE: Daytime running lights
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These lights are very suseptable to vibration and an a/c current.
These lights are very suseptable to vibration and an a/c current.
Lamps will work on A/C or D/C it doesn't matter which. If you take an automotive bulb hooked up to 12 v A/C it will work just fine.
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