DRL disable procedure
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I'll also mention that when I run my "manual DRL'*" I'm usually on a longer trip. 95% of the time I'll be on the highway with the cruise set, so the HUD isn't critical at that point.
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I disabled my DRL'*, but i drive with my fogs on all the time as my DRL'*. As soon as it stays warmer out, i'm going to re-wire my fogs so that they're not tied in with the parking lights so that only my fogs are on as DRL'* in the daytime and not the parking lights.
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Originally Posted by BoneZ
I disabled my DRL'*, but i drive with my fogs on all the time as my DRL'*. As soon as it stays warmer out, i'm going to re-wire my fogs so that they're not tied in with the parking lights so that only my fogs are on as DRL'* in the daytime and not the parking lights.
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Running fogs when it isn't foggy is annoying to other drivers I don't think they are meant to be used any other time then when it is foggy. I don't under stand why anyone would not want the DRL'* on for safety?
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Stock foglights are pure crap when it comes to fog anyway. My projectors have a cutoff so as not to shine above horizontal. They almost look dim to other drivers, yet illuminate the road just fine.
Honestly, I don't think stock fogs being on is any more distracting than DRL'*. Sometimes DRL'* can be somewhat blinding. Again, it'* all about the OPTION here.
Honestly, I don't think stock fogs being on is any more distracting than DRL'*. Sometimes DRL'* can be somewhat blinding. Again, it'* all about the OPTION here.
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Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
.......make a terminal and use the factory DRL Relay to power them
Originally Posted by dillcc
That wouldn't power them at a lower voltage though, would it?
I'm just going to cut the wires to the fogs, put terminals on them so they can be easily switched back to factory mode, then run a wire inside to a switch that i can control the fogs manually. Wish the original switch could be used, but it all runs off negative power and i don't know sh*t on how that all works.
Originally Posted by kobrak
Running fogs when it isn't foggy is annoying to other drivers I don't think they are meant to be used any other time then when it is foggy. I don't under stand why anyone would not want the DRL'* on for safety?
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does this disable the corner lights as well??
when the headlights come on automatically, do the corner lights still come on later?
what about fogs.. what effect does it have?
when the headlights come on automatically, do the corner lights still come on later?
what about fogs.. what effect does it have?