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03-10-2010, 06:00 PM
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Day time running lights
2001 Tahoe, I had one front running light go out, other was working. I went ahead and replaced both bulbs on both sides.Now none of the running lights work. It's apparent that the socket gets alot of heat from the browning and brittleness of the socket. I haven't done a voltage test yet on the socket, just wondering any ideas or personnel related problem.
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#2
03-11-2010, 03:32 AM
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Re: Day time running lights
i have a 2000 nbs tahoe with the same problem. one or both drl would burn out. i got to the point where i just took the 2 bulbs out and drive without the drl. if you look at the tahoes, suburbans, and silverados from that timeframe, atleast half of them have one or both of the drl lights burned out. i gave up a long time ago
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#3
04-09-2010, 02:18 PM
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Re: Day time running lights
i have the same problem on my silverado..i replaced my bulbs and now nothing works..i'd love to have my bulbs work again...any ideas?
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2000 chevy silverado, ext cab all mouldings shaved..lowered..5.3 v-8 with k&n intake and flowmasters sitting on 20's
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#4
04-09-2010, 07:56 PM
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Re: Day time running lights
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What I can suggest is looking for faulty wiring between the switch and bulbs and/or between the bulbs/sockets, perhaps there is a wire rubbing on metal somewhere. Turn the DRLs on and follow the wiring with a continuity tester.
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