Daytime Running Lights
#1
Daytime Running Lights
Can someone tell me how to disable the Daytime Running Lights? Simply pulling the fuse kills the headlights, so that doesn't work. I am thinking that maybe there is a relay, or something, at the emergency brake lever that could be jumped.
#2
RE: Daytime Running Lights
What vehicle? On An Aerio its located behind the glove compartment, youll have to open it all the way and unbuckle it so you can get behind it. Basiclly youll have to unplug a harness and then run a jumper so youll be able to tell that your E-brake is on or not.
Ill try and find you a link
Ill try and find you a link
#6
RE: Daytime Running Lights
ORIGINAL: Patrick
i dont care for DRL...are you guys fond of them?
i dont care for DRL...are you guys fond of them?
BTW lots of useful Aerio info on that guys site! Check it out...even if you like your DRLs.
#8
RE: Daytime Running Lights
Well its like this, the Aerio comes with a digital dash, always lit. And well at night, you get in, start up and then the DRLs would come on...you look at the dash and all thats digital, like I said is lit...so DRIVE ON! Until...[&:][:@] and then it hits ya! You dont have your friggin lights on...and the reason they notice is cause the tails arent lit like the headlights!
The only way to tell that the headlights arent on, is to look at the temperature controls on the A/C, when the headlights are on its lit up, but even then its not much difference enught to really notice.
And as I said...this always happens at the wrong time![sm=badidea.gif]
The only way to tell that the headlights arent on, is to look at the temperature controls on the A/C, when the headlights are on its lit up, but even then its not much difference enught to really notice.
And as I said...this always happens at the wrong time![sm=badidea.gif]