Automatic HL disable
#1
02-18-2010, 08:39 PM
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Automatic HL disable
ok. i know there have been numerous threads on this subject, and i've read & re-read through them, but i'm stumped!
i'm trying to disable this retarded feature on my '98 LT with no luck.
i couldn't remember what size resistor it was exactly (for my year only) when i went to get it, so i bought the .68, the .82 & the 1K 1W resistor...........none of them worked.
so i figured, well maybe my truck is more retarded than i thought, so i'll try the one for the '99+ trucks (2.2K 1W)..........still no luck!!
and yse, i know which sensor it is that i need to bypass.
any thoughts guys?
i'm trying to disable this retarded feature on my '98 LT with no luck.
i couldn't remember what size resistor it was exactly (for my year only) when i went to get it, so i bought the .68, the .82 & the 1K 1W resistor...........none of them worked.
so i figured, well maybe my truck is more retarded than i thought, so i'll try the one for the '99+ trucks (2.2K 1W)..........still no luck!!
and yse, i know which sensor it is that i need to bypass.
any thoughts guys?
#2
02-18-2010, 08:50 PM
i know you've already looked through this, but idk i thought i'd post it up incase you forgot. https://blazerforum.com/forum/showth...le+auto+lights
looks like you need less than 1 ohm
looks like you need less than 1 ohm
#4
02-19-2010, 04:52 PM
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Location: GTA, Ontario, CANADA
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i reposted that for you, maybe you missed it the first time you read it.
and i know about your thread there, i was in on the discussion.
thanks for the input guys. i wonder if anyone else has run across this before.
#5
01-06-2011, 03:46 PM
Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: GTA, Ontario, CANADA
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well, i was doin' the whole thread thing the other day (giving my input) and remembered that i never gave the solution to my problem.
so here it is.
if you have a '98 truck (applicable to this year only) you'll need a .25 watt 1000 ohm resistor. (or a 1K as it's also known)
WOW!!! just realized it's been almost a year. guess time flies when you're having fun.
so here it is.
if you have a '98 truck (applicable to this year only) you'll need a .25 watt 1000 ohm resistor. (or a 1K as it's also known)
WOW!!! just realized it's been almost a year. guess time flies when you're having fun.
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