Is there a way to turn off daytime marker lights?
08-30-2010, 06:17 PM
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Is there a way to turn off daytime marker lights? Im looking to have the marker lights turned off that come on during the day.Can this be done via tune or fuse etc...sorry i forgot its for my c5.
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08-31-2010, 07:34 AM
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Thats it. You will throw two codes and the reverse lights will be out whenusing the unlock/lock function. Other than that everything will operate as normal.
Why not? Im sure the OP either has blackouts or doesnt want to stand out in traffic with the yellow lights.
Why not? Im sure the OP either has blackouts or doesnt want to stand out in traffic with the yellow lights.
08-31-2010, 07:40 AM
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I have blackouts as well just the yellow lights dont bother me and personaly I think the day time running lights look cool.
09-01-2010, 06:34 AM
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FYI. Did this yesterday. To disable the running lights only and still have the reverse light light up when you hit the alarm on your FOB....
Go to your passenger footwell and open the Fuse box. Pull #38 and #40 relay out. Make two set of Jumper wires and placethem here in each:
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Go to your passenger footwell and open the Fuse box. Pull #38 and #40 relay out. Make two set of Jumper wires and placethem here in each:
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Thats it.. pul all the crap back together and put the relays in your glove box in case you ever want to reverse it Trending Topics
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So if you pull the #2 fuse with the approach light set to on, your DRL (Daytime Running Lights) will be disabled and so will the lights when you hit lock/unlock on your FOB. You will also get three codes,but none will show a light.
If you build a jumper, 2 codes will be set....not showing a light.....but the DRL will be disabled and everything else will function properly....i.e. the approach function
Hopefully this made sense
