How to disable your auto lights in 4 seconds
#43
sorry, missed this one earlier. yeah, on the '99+ trucks it's a 2.2 ohm resistor. only us unlucky ducks with a '98, need to have a >1 ohm in there (like me).
glad to see you're one of the few that it works for.
but i think Brian says it bang on below............
but to each their own.
#47
it works on my 2004 and i found this out one night when i was bored waiting for girlfriend to grab a coat from her house haha.
i have HIDs in my high beams and they don't turn on with drl but the sensor does flip on my lows in the dark. i've never had a problem with the wiring getting hot or anything like that.
i have HIDs in my high beams and they don't turn on with drl but the sensor does flip on my lows in the dark. i've never had a problem with the wiring getting hot or anything like that.
#48
my 97' jimmy has DRL but the HL's don't come on auto. I like using the DRL's when back a trailer in the dark b/c they aren't very bright, however my 02' sonoma SLS has the auto HL's and i can hit the dome override 4x and it shuts it all off, also works on dads 03' silverado and friends 04' astro van. Wife's 00' grand prix has auto HL's w/DRL's and can't shut them off and i hate it but i don't drive it much and she don't complain about it, so why fix it if it ain't broke right....
#49
it's pretty simple. pull the passenger side dash speaker grill, unplug the sensor, install the resistor (use a little electrical tape to secure it), and then re-install the speaker grill. good to go.