Daytime running lights
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 871
From: Atlanta, GA
OK, so just a heads up for anyone else who decides to do this.
DO NOT BEND PIN 87, CUT IT COMPLETELY OFF.
Initially I bent it, and it did its job, but on a 3-hour highway trip through the middle of nowhere at midnight, my automatic headlights shorted out. Fortunately I fixed the issue as soon as I could, but I was driving for a few miles before I could have a look at it.
So again, cut pin 87 completely off, don't just bend it.
/end PSA
DO NOT BEND PIN 87, CUT IT COMPLETELY OFF.
Initially I bent it, and it did its job, but on a 3-hour highway trip through the middle of nowhere at midnight, my automatic headlights shorted out. Fortunately I fixed the issue as soon as I could, but I was driving for a few miles before I could have a look at it.
So again, cut pin 87 completely off, don't just bend it.
/end PSA
Dtr
Joined: Nov 2010
Posts: 1,746
You don't have HID high beams I hope, right? Since the DRLs run the highs at half power, you'll burn out your ballasts.
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