how have you disabled your daytime running lamps?
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Originally Posted by MOS95B
I don't mind the DRL'*, but I have been wondering how hard it would be to move them from the low beams to the center marker lights. Y'know, like the newer Buicks have....
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i diabled mine last week. im glad cuz silverstars arent cheap and i just keep the fogs on while im driving. im still working on the auto lights. im think of disableing the light sensor on the dash but i havent had much time to work on it.
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Originally Posted by sterdeus
In my 95, there is a module to the very right of the throttle/gas pedal. It'* at the center between the driver and passenger sides. I believe its the headlight sentinel module. Either way, I've disconnected it and the lights are no longer on, both DRL and at night time. But dont worry, you can turn your lights on manually.
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i tihnk the plug the article MOS posted also disabled the auto headlights, the were on when i wa sin park last night but as soon as i shifted into drive they turned off and never came back on
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Could someone be more specific on the location of the ceramic insulator? I hate to admit this, but I can't even see the horns on my '99 (Damned think is nearly impossible to honk anyway, the thing I dislike most about the car.)
There is a plastic box of some sort next to the air filter housing but it doesn't seem very moveable. Is this module underneath that?
Damned modern cars.
There is a plastic box of some sort next to the air filter housing but it doesn't seem very moveable. Is this module underneath that?
Damned modern cars.
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The resistor is 6 inches back from the front end metal that goes across and supports the radiator. Drivers side fender. Looks like a whitish ceramic baby horseshoe with wires. When you find it...you'll find one of your horns.
If all else fails have someone hit the horn after you unhook the p/* side.
If all else fails have someone hit the horn after you unhook the p/* side.
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Originally Posted by BillBost37
The resistor is 6 inches back from the front end metal that goes across and supports the radiator. Drivers side fender. Looks like a whitish ceramic baby horseshoe with wires. When you find it...you'll find one of your horns.
If all else fails have someone hit the horn after you unhook the p/* side.
If all else fails have someone hit the horn after you unhook the p/* side.
Someone posyed a pic of the resistor in another thread somewhere. It is tucked behind that "black box" up against the fender.
Now, if someone has access to thier FSM (I'm at work), does that wire run just the DRLs? If so, that would be how one could move them from the low beams to the center marker/turn signal lights
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Originally Posted by MOS95B
Originally Posted by BillBost37
The resistor is 6 inches back from the front end metal that goes across and supports the radiator. Drivers side fender. Looks like a whitish ceramic baby horseshoe with wires. When you find it...you'll find one of your horns.
If all else fails have someone hit the horn after you unhook the p/* side.
If all else fails have someone hit the horn after you unhook the p/* side.
Someone posyed a pic of the resistor in another thread somewhere. It is tucked behind that "black box" up against the fender.
Now, if someone has access to thier FSM (I'm at work), does that wire run just the DRLs? If so, that would be how one could move them from the low beams to the center marker/turn signal lights
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Soooo, in theory (right now anyway), one could re-route this wire over to the center markers and have Buick style DRLs...If so, this could come in handy for our Canadidian friends who are required to run DRLs, but don't wanna burn up thier Low Beams....
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Originally Posted by L27Buick
here are some pics i would have taken the pcm cover off but it raining here
it the big white rectangleular shaped resistor.
i just took the pmc cover off and removed 2 screws that mount the stock air intake so u have some play to move it around, their is a thumb clip that connects it to the resistor and just use ur thumb the take it off and ur done. i tucked the wire in a safe stop so it doesnt get caught on anything.
it the big white rectangleular shaped resistor.
i just took the pmc cover off and removed 2 screws that mount the stock air intake so u have some play to move it around, their is a thumb clip that connects it to the resistor and just use ur thumb the take it off and ur done. i tucked the wire in a safe stop so it doesnt get caught on anything.