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Old November 22nd, 2006, 10:51 PM
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Any idea of how to disable the Daytime Running Lights (DRL)? I am about to install a set of HIDs and I don't to blow the bulbs.
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The DRL is a seperate bulb next to the turn signal, so it will not always have the headlights on, also you can turn the headlight switch back to the off position and it will turn off the lights.
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Default RE: Disable Daytime Running Lights

I already knew that. However I want to prevent the lowbeams from turning on when I feel they don't need to be. Maybe I think I should of been a little more specific. Sorry.
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great topic...i've been tryin for a while to figure out how to stop the headlights from automatically turning on the minute the sensor senses its it getting dark. everytime they go on with the sensor only one bulb will turn on and its a pain in the ***...
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So I guess I should be asking.....how do I disable the sensor? Is there a fuse I could pull?
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Default RE: Disable Daytime Running Lights

simple, dont use the 'auto' setting. you dont need to disable anything to do that.
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So your saying the sensor doesnt make the lights come on automatically? I am trying to prevent them from turning on at all. I want to manually do that. I dont think its that simple.
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shouldn't pulling the DRL fuse do the job of disabling them? i don't think there's anything else on the circuit, could b wrong though. Dave?...............
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Default RE: Disable Daytime Running Lights

I did try to pull the DRL fuses, still didnt work. I think I need to pull the fuse on the sensor that turns on the light. That's my next try.
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Default RE: Disable Daytime Running Lights

In recent studies DRL's have been found to reduce the likely hood of a head collision (on two-way roads) by as much as 37%.

I cannot think of a single prudent reason to disable this feature.

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