Originally Posted by SabrToothSqrl

in PA and FL (and maybe others) you MUST turn your headlights on when operating your wipers... (ie it's raining)...

so many time's it's so hard to see grey / dark cars in pouring rain, even in daylight.... I wonder if I hit them without lights on (them) if it's there fault I couldn't see them... or if a % of the accident would be their fault...?

Originally Posted by DPLarson

I just lost a bunch of my typing so now I am mad and will be quick. Every DRL discussion in every forum turns into, OMG, why would you do that. I say, why would Joe buy a truck and John buys a car, different strokes you know. For some, maybe looks, for others, maybe they don't need a car deciding when lights should be on or off, for others, maybe they can think for themselves and don't need a law to tell them to wear a helmet or turn lights on in poor visibility, whatever, some like them some don't. If you don't want a seat belt chime, I can help with that without asking why you don't want to wear a seatbelt. Maybe you wear a seatbelt and don't need a chime reminding you all the time to buckle up. I have disabled some, not because I don't buckle up but because in a few of my past rides, the chime was obnoxious. I have also disabled DRLs in several vehicles, most were Chevys. Some by removing modules, some with wiring to trick the BCM, others more primitive means like modifying the base of the DRL bulbs in cars without warnings for burned out bulbs. If someone asks me how to do it I'll just answer without trying to be a lawyer / safety expert / preecher.