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2002 SSEi DRL's please go away

Old 06-01-2005, 12:55 AM
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Does anybody know how to turn off the DRL'* on a 2002 SSEi without affecting anything else. I already removed the fuse but now my drivers side bright light won't come on?
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Thank you so much for that tip. I am waiting to get my new CAI in the mail, do you know where I should put the PCM?
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Thank you so much for that tip. I am waiting to get my new CAI in the mail, do you know where I should put the PCM?
anywhere it fits... i didnt have to worry about that with series 1... but as long as it mounted somewhere u will be ok
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Good deal! I have seen some people questioning if it was in the air box to keep it from being subjected to weather and some saying it was to keep it cool so I was unsure. This is a great web site, very usefull already!
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yes the PCM is completely weatherproof by itself...
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Originally Posted by harofreak00
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/techinfo/?article=18
That is the wrong procedure, sorry. That procedure is for 96-99 cars. You'll have to go into the engine compartment fuse block, remove the DRL relay, then insert a jumper in the relay socket between terminals 30 & 87a I'm pretty sure. Look in TechInfo for the 2000+ prcedure for disabling DRL. You will lose the DRL (hi beams come on at low brilliance) with the perimeter lighting feature at night.
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Remove the DRL relay (30) in the Underhood Fuse Block. Fabricate a jumper (at least #16 AWG) to jumper across terminals 30 & 87a in the socket that was vacated by the DRL relay. This will prevent DRL'* from coming on. It will also disable the DRL function of the Perimeter lighting feature. I thought this was in the TECHINFO, but did not see it. This procedure applies to the 2000+ Bonnevilles. It should not affect the fog lights.
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Originally Posted by markwb
Remove the DRL relay (30) in the Underhood Fuse Block. Fabricate a jumper (at least #16 AWG) to jumper across terminals 30 & 87a in the socket that was vacated by the DRL relay. This will prevent DRL'* from coming on. It will also disable the DRL function of the Perimeter lighting feature. I thought this was in the TECHINFO, but did not see it. This procedure applies to the 2000+ Bonnevilles. It should not affect the fog lights.
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OK, I didnt know how to put the url in from the thread of June 9, 2004, but this is my reply on how to disable DRL 2000+ cars
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buy a PCM tray from www.intense-racing.com mine is on order... should be here in time to be installed this weekend
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