Blackalak

Does anyone know where the heck this fuse is in the truck if it has one or a possible way to permanently disable the DRL lights, but not the automatic low beams? attached are the images of the 2014 silverado under hood fuse box diagram and no DRL fuse or relay??

meternerd

Just looked up the fuse for my 2014 GMC Sierra. Says DRL is fuse 31 in the "Engine compartment fuse block" located in the engine compartment drivers side.

Brandon king

I've disabled my drls on my 2015 Silverado with relays it works flawless email for more info branaking83@yahoo.com

Cowpie

I did it easily by pulling a couple of fuses in the fuse block in the engine compartment on my 2013. Haven't taken a look on doing it for my new 2015 2500HD yet.

Brandon king

There is no fuse on the 14 or 15 it's bcm controlled

Cowpie

Figures. Nanny statism at it's most extreme. Isn't required by government (except Canada) but GM is still going to shove it down our throat. Not a bad idea for most folks, but a real nuisance for those of us that deal with livestock or hunting excursions. The last thing I need to have happen is the damn lights come on when I start the pickup. Unlike some, after over 5 million accident free commercial driver miles under my belt, I know when to turn the lights on. I don't need to be hand held by some corporate idiot. I never have liked DRL or auto headlight features. Even my 2006 International semi truck had that crap. I pulled the fuse. At least my 2013 Freightliner semi didn't come with that nonsense.