anyone know where I can get a DRL module for my 01 4runner?
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anyone know where I can get a DRL module for my 01 4runner?
Blew mine up doing DRL disable v.1.0.
Now my driving lights don't work.
Thanks,
-l-
Now my driving lights don't work.
Thanks,
-l-
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Junkyard?
Wholesale autoparts?
I don't know if they carry them, but, try this:
http://www.trdparts4u.com
Its Toyota of Dallas, they have good prices, and the guy who runs the website is on here I believe.
Wholesale autoparts?
I don't know if they carry them, but, try this:
http://www.trdparts4u.com
Its Toyota of Dallas, they have good prices, and the guy who runs the website is on here I believe.
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Yeah I've checked the dealer channels and all the local salvage (for months)
and just not getting any love. Guess I will have to keep looking for parting 3rd gens.
and just not getting any love. Guess I will have to keep looking for parting 3rd gens.
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Have you checked car-parts.com? They've usually got a pretty good selection of parts.
Also, be wary posting about the whole DRL disable thing. Some people on this board will make you think no DRL's mean being plowed by a huge semi.
Also, be wary posting about the whole DRL disable thing. Some people on this board will make you think no DRL's mean being plowed by a huge semi.
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Thanks
Yeah I tried them, But all those online DB search programs don't have dropdowns for DRL or headlight module, best you can get is elec, misc. I haven't done the chat route with a human yet.
Thanks for the heads up. I am not a noob on this forum, just sick of waiting for the admins to figure out whats up with my normal vailguy login.
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Thanks for the heads up. I am not a noob on this forum, just sick of waiting for the admins to figure out whats up with my normal vailguy login.
-l-
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V@ilguy, you might try Irbis Offroad. I believe that they are in Aurora, and I usually see CL ads for 3rd gens being parted out.
I've had good luck with Yotayard, in Denver, but they seem more specialized in the '84 - '95 models. I've only seen a few newer ones there.
I've had good luck with Yotayard, in Denver, but they seem more specialized in the '84 - '95 models. I've only seen a few newer ones there.
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Saw this in Craigslist, said they have 2 3rd gens, call 'em up
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I'm assuming V@ilguy has an '01 or '02 4Runner and simply snipped the incorrect wire. Correct me if I'm wrong Vail.
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Tex, since you have an '00 4Runner, disabling the DRLs on your rig is a piece of cake to accomplish. Just unplug the drl box under your hood and you're done. The box is located between the driverside fender and the battery. When you want DRLs again, just plug it back into the connector.
I'm assuming V@ilguy has an '01 or '02 4Runner and simply snipped the incorrect wire. Correct me if I'm wrong Vail.
I'm assuming V@ilguy has an '01 or '02 4Runner and simply snipped the incorrect wire. Correct me if I'm wrong Vail.
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No, '01 & '02 owners are required to cut a wire to disable their drls. The drl module in '01 and '02 4Runners is located under the steering wheel. The only way to disable them is to snip a wire.
However, my wife drives an '00 and the drl box is located under the hood. I can just unplug it to turn the drls off or plug it back in to have them come on again. Granted, I would suggest if you plan on unplugging them for an extended period of time, I would cover/tape up the connectors on both ends to keep dirt and water out.
In your case, why make a switch for on/off operation when you can just open your hood and unplug/plug them back in? That seems like overkill IMO. Why try to reinvent the wheel?
However, my wife drives an '00 and the drl box is located under the hood. I can just unplug it to turn the drls off or plug it back in to have them come on again. Granted, I would suggest if you plan on unplugging them for an extended period of time, I would cover/tape up the connectors on both ends to keep dirt and water out.
In your case, why make a switch for on/off operation when you can just open your hood and unplug/plug them back in? That seems like overkill IMO. Why try to reinvent the wheel?
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You are correct Rock Slide, I cut the wrong wire. I followed the TTORA release on disabling the DRL but it didn't correspond with my exact model year. I did this about two years ago, and I keep getting pulled over for having my license plate lights out. There is writeup for a different wire that has been discovered since then that you can clip or switch. The module kinda works like a remote lead on a audio amplifier. the TTORA release had me cut the ground wire --BAD-- this gives you mixed results and destroys parts of the module. You want to disable the remote lead. Details can be found here
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f127...ability-87596/
I have also been watching Craigslist, and have called the guys parting in Denver, even did a national Craigslist search and got a couple parters in CA, but they did not have the exact module. I really appreciate all the suggestions and will try those listed above.
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f127...ability-87596/
I have also been watching Craigslist, and have called the guys parting in Denver, even did a national Craigslist search and got a couple parters in CA, but they did not have the exact module. I really appreciate all the suggestions and will try those listed above.
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No, '01 & '02 owners are required to cut a wire to disable their drls. The drl module in '01 and '02 4Runners is located under the steering wheel. The only way to disable them is to snip a wire.
However, my wife drives an '00 and the drl box is located under the hood. I can just unplug it to turn the drls off or plug it back in to have them come on again. Granted, I would suggest if you plan on unplugging them for an extended period of time, I would cover/tape up the connectors on both ends to keep dirt and water out.
In your case, why make a switch for on/off operation when you can just open your hood and unplug/plug them back in? That seems like overkill IMO. Why try to reinvent the wheel?
However, my wife drives an '00 and the drl box is located under the hood. I can just unplug it to turn the drls off or plug it back in to have them come on again. Granted, I would suggest if you plan on unplugging them for an extended period of time, I would cover/tape up the connectors on both ends to keep dirt and water out.
In your case, why make a switch for on/off operation when you can just open your hood and unplug/plug them back in? That seems like overkill IMO. Why try to reinvent the wheel?
If i don't then all the better! The only reason for the switch was that i like them on for the most part in that i think it is the DRL that turns my lights off when i open the door ect... and i like that feature.... just in case.
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You should be fine. Test yours and find out - just unplug the drl box and see what your headlights do. At least that way, you'll know for sure If the auto off feature still operates correctly.
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On my 98 4R, I have fog light wired not only control by fog light manual switch, but it is wired to ignition-on wire under dash, instead of headlight-on, as with normal fog light setup for 98 4R.
This allow me to only turn on fog light on, w/o parking light or headlight, also I could leave fog light manual switch on, but it will turn off automatically as soon as I turn off ignition.
When I leave the fog light manual switch on all the time, it become DRL.
This allow me to only turn on fog light on, w/o parking light or headlight, also I could leave fog light manual switch on, but it will turn off automatically as soon as I turn off ignition.
When I leave the fog light manual switch on all the time, it become DRL.
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On my '02, I've disabled my drls and the auto off feature you speak of, still works fine on mine. I too like the fact that I can leave my headlights on at night and when I turn the truck off and open the door, they turn off automatically. Crank the truck back up and they come on automatically.
You should be fine. Test yours and find out - just unplug the drl box and see what your headlights do. At least that way, you'll know for sure If the auto off feature still operates correctly.
You should be fine. Test yours and find out - just unplug the drl box and see what your headlights do. At least that way, you'll know for sure If the auto off feature still operates correctly.
I will have to go pull that as soon as it stops raining.
Or are you talking about something else?
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