Is it possible to leave the fog light on as daytime running light?
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In my VW Passat, to disable the daytime running light all you needed to do was remove a relay, whch was located near the main fuse box. Perhaps this is all they do... Adding a basic relay for the CA versions but not the US would be the cheapest way for Infiniti to do it...
I bet there's a socket somewhere on this car for a relay that will enable the daytime running lights... Unless of course it can be programmed in the ECU. That'd be the cheapest way.
I bet there's a socket somewhere on this car for a relay that will enable the daytime running lights... Unless of course it can be programmed in the ECU. That'd be the cheapest way.
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Originally Posted by wilson1
... here's an idea. put a piece of tape over the light sensor and put the lights in auto. Too simple???
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From: Toronto, GTA north
Originally Posted by chicagokid
do you have the website link to that?
Infiniti Publications
You need to sign up for a 24hr membership.
Then you can download the manual in pdf format. (many files)
It's a real deal for $19, compared to hard copy
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Originally Posted by cup0spam
In my VW Passat, to disable the daytime running light all you needed to do was remove a relay, whch was located near the main fuse box. Perhaps this is all they do... Adding a basic relay for the CA versions but not the US would be the cheapest way for Infiniti to do it...
I bet there's a socket somewhere on this car for a relay that will enable the daytime running lights... Unless of course it can be programmed in the ECU. That'd be the cheapest way.
I bet there's a socket somewhere on this car for a relay that will enable the daytime running lights... Unless of course it can be programmed in the ECU. That'd be the cheapest way.
However, I think this guy's question was how to wire the DRL to the switch. Because simply pulling the relay, would be illegal in Canada, and you'd be easy to spot. Maybe he just wants to be able to flip em' off, when he's at a drive in movie or something.
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Originally Posted by avs007
... Because simply pulling the relay, would be illegal in Canada, and you'd be easy to spot. Maybe he just wants to be able to flip em' off, when he's at a drive in movie or something.
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From: Rio Grande Valley, New Mexico
Originally Posted by avs007
My Pontiac Grand Prix is the same way. There is a fuse and a DRL relay. Pulling the fuse, deactivates DRLs, but also deactivates the auto headlights. Pulling the relay deactivates the DRL only.
However, I think this guy's question was how to wire the DRL to the switch. Because simply pulling the relay, would be illegal in Canada, and you'd be easy to spot. Maybe he just wants to be able to flip em' off, when he's at a drive in movie or something.
However, I think this guy's question was how to wire the DRL to the switch. Because simply pulling the relay, would be illegal in Canada, and you'd be easy to spot. Maybe he just wants to be able to flip em' off, when he's at a drive in movie or something.
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