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Ducky has submitted a write-up to disable the Day Time Running Light (DRLs) in the Tech section.
Look for it under the "Electrical" category. |
I liked this part:
Remember to Plug back in the connector to the relay, it may sound stupid, but after these pictures were taken, I got distracted and forgot... then I wondered why my headlights were not working.... Woops... |
What trucks actually get DRL's? Mine does not have them.
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Originally posted by tomus1000 What trucks actually get DRL's? Mine does not have them. By the way, what is exactly the purpose of disabling daytime running lights? |
Originally posted by Andrey My 2001 4Runner has DRL. If I'm not mistaken, DRL is an option at the time of purchase. By the way, what is exactly the purpose of disabling daytime running lights? |
Yeah Im just wondering but what are the benefits of not having any DRL's?
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Anyone have instructions on how to put DRLs in? I'd do it in a heartbeat if it was under $50.
Bob |
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This section contains write-ups on tech & modifications our members have done 4-23-03 More articles added/ 3.0 starter R&R hmm.. looks like you forgot to change something ;) |
Originally posted by Bob_98SR5 Anyone have instructions on how to put DRLs in? I'd do it in a heartbeat if it was under $50. Bob |
Originally posted by L33T35T 4Runner Tech This section contains write-ups on tech & modifications our members have done 4-23-03 More articles added/ 3.0 starter R&R hmm.. looks like you forgot to change something ;) It will be done this week. |
PhxTRDRunner,
Are you kidding me, a buck-twenty five?!!? Sure, please send it to me. :D Wow, great way to start off the week. Yotatech rocks. Bob |
I looked under my dash to try to find the DRL box and I have a grey box. Same size and all as the black one in the pictures. I was looking right above the gas pedal and it was the only box there. Does anyone else have a plain grey box there? This is on a 2000 SR5. I would love to disable my DRLs.
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Originally posted by Vato Loco Yeah Im just wondering but what are the benefits of not having any DRL's? |
Originally posted by mpulver I remember a buddy complaining that it was a pain to "park" with his GF when it was cold out since if he had the engine running to keep the interior warm, then the DRL's were on. :) |
I hate DRLs, and would not want them, and this would be the first mod I'd do if I had a rig with them.
At Boeing one of my jobs was driving an in-house package delivery truck. I was like a UPS driver for Boeing, one of my many duties :D The truck had DRLs on it, and when coming to the guard shack in the morning or at night when it's dark, they don't want lights on. I had to push the parking break in a bit, and that would cut the DRLs off. |
DRL's also hurt your gas mileage, although an almost unnoticeable amount.
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what is the purpose of DRLs? if i wanted my lights on id turn them on.
What if you were trying to catch somebody creeping out of their house and you had to do the bum rush on them with the bill club the DRLs would give your presence away... |
I must be weird because I like having them......
I traded in a 93' white 4-Runner without DRLs (white being statistically the safest color).... for a gold 02' with DRLs. I have had far fewer people pull out in front of me with the DRLs than without. It would be nice to be able to turn them off if I need to be sneaky though. |
Originally posted by Tatsuo DRL's also hurt your gas mileage, although an almost unnoticeable amount. -- Andrey |
Originally posted by escobar400 what is the purpose of DRLs? if i wanted my lights on id turn them on. And for those people who for some reason don't want DRL, all it takes is just a gentle pull of emergency break, and DRL won't come on until the break is released. -- Andrey |
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