DRL Module?
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From: Jacksonville, FL (originally from Toronto Canada)
It is a dealer part that probably has no aftermarket equivalent. The part number is 15306189 - $73 from the dealer, somewhat less online.
Before anyone starts throwing flaming posts at this one - keep in mind that a company like Trade Motion isn't going to invest money to get a parts catalog for old cars 100% correct. When our cars were made, eCommerce was in its infancy. (Less than a decade after Al Gore invented the internet.) We're lucky to have what we do for these cars!
So i finally had a chance to look up the part number you gave me and it just the connector. Im looking for the module itself (the black box behind the radio) Would you happen to know where to find it? Thanks for the help!
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Joined: Nov 2003
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From: Jacksonville, FL (originally from Toronto Canada)
Sorry, I mistakenly read the line below the one I intended. That's what I get for not using my reading glasses. The module part number is 10407669. It retails for $215 and is available online for $152.
It's interesting that the module is called the auto headlamp control module but the connector is the daytime running lamp control module connector. (the module serves both functions)
It's interesting that the module is called the auto headlamp control module but the connector is the daytime running lamp control module connector. (the module serves both functions)
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I looked for a DRL module for a while (because my turn signals were messing up), but then figured out that the DRL module isn't a necessity for the car. To fix the turn signal light problem I disconnected one of the connectors on the back of the DRL module and just wired the turn signals to their power source. If you just rewire a few things, you can avoid spending $250 on a DRL.
Joined: Nov 2003
Posts: 11,321
Likes: 341
From: Jacksonville, FL (originally from Toronto Canada)
I looked for a DRL module for a while (because my turn signals were messing up), but then figured out that the DRL module isn't a necessity for the car. To fix the turn signal light problem I disconnected one of the connectors on the back of the DRL module and just wired the turn signals to their power source. If you just rewire a few things, you can avoid spending $250 on a DRL.
