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Old 10-01-2004, 11:34 AM
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Re: Disable Your Daytime Running Lights

did you even read the page?
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Re: Disable Your Daytime Running Lights

yes but didn't see anything for my year, did I miss it?
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Re: Disable Your Daytime Running Lights

Dude, read it again.
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Smile running lts

Push your dome override button fast 4 times, you will hear a chime, there off. Do it again and they will be back to normal!
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Push your dome override button fast 4 times, you will hear a chime, there off. Do it again and they will be back to normal!
Is this true?
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Sure, I read it in the book of my 02 s10, tried it and it defienetly works!
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Re: Disable Your Daytime Running Lights

Yes, but it is inconvinient to do it every time you start your vehicle.

There are other methods that are semi permanent.
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Re: Disable Your Daytime Running Lights

I have an 02 and I tried to bend the prong on the relay like the link said. It turned off the day time running lights, however when I went to use my high beams one of them was very dim.
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Re: Disable Your Daytime Running Lights

will it work on a 99 sonoma with 2wd?
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Old 01-28-2005, 01:39 PM
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Re: Re: Disable Your Daytime Running Lights

97, 2wd, 2.2L
Anyone know where the DRL relay is on those?
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Re: Disable Your Daytime Running Lights

thank you.
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Re: Disable Your Daytime Running Lights

so how do u turn them off?
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