Taking out the DRL fuse.
04-01-2012, 05:27 PM
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Taking out the DRL fuse.
So I decided I didn't want my DRL's on anymore, so I went into the engine compartment fuse box and pulled the 'DRL' fuse. They are still on... am I missing something stupid here...?
04-01-2012, 05:46 PM
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Just turn the light knob...
either that or i think on the drivers side ehadlight in the back theres a random sensor or somethign attached to it which i THINK is a light sensor for the drls. affix it with a flashlight that stays on forever. bam no drls. profit?
either that or i think on the drivers side ehadlight in the back theres a random sensor or somethign attached to it which i THINK is a light sensor for the drls. affix it with a flashlight that stays on forever. bam no drls. profit?
04-01-2012, 05:54 PM
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In the 4 cobalts that I've installed hids in I've never had an issue with pulling the drl fuse not actually disabling the drls. Also make sure it's not dark enough where your working for the auto lights to come on, there is a difference.
04-01-2012, 06:03 PM
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No that's the temperature sensor, light sensor is on the dash.
In the 4 cobalts that I've installed hids in I've never had an issue with pulling the drl fuse not actually disabling the drls. Also make sure it's not dark enough where your working for the auto lights to come on, there is a difference.
In the 4 cobalts that I've installed hids in I've never had an issue with pulling the drl fuse not actually disabling the drls. Also make sure it's not dark enough where your working for the auto lights to come on, there is a difference.
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