Daytime Running Light Help!
I passed my provincial inspection and I got plates a long time ago, but they're hassling me about the stupid Federal Regulations on DRLs.
If I can't fix it, I'm thinking I might just try and slip the guy $100 to let it go. Not like it matters that much, they're just ridiculously picky about this garbage.
Last edited by K50; Jan 26, 2009 at 12:04 PM.
those canadians should also consider pulling a fuse or relay to be another way to "disable" the DRL's, that sucks you have to do that. i bet if you pull switch out and find the circuit that gets activated when you turn the switch to the left then you can probably omit that wire. thats what i would try.
Nah, my truck is originally from TX. I didn't realise that GM had 2 different DRL setups for Canada/USA
I passed my provincial inspection and I got plates a long time ago, but they're hassling me about the stupid Federal Regulations on DRLs.
If I can't fix it, I'm thinking I might just try and slip the guy $100 to let it go. Not like it matters that much, they're just ridiculously picky about this garbage.
I passed my provincial inspection and I got plates a long time ago, but they're hassling me about the stupid Federal Regulations on DRLs.
If I can't fix it, I'm thinking I might just try and slip the guy $100 to let it go. Not like it matters that much, they're just ridiculously picky about this garbage.
Well hell that is news to me! I did not know that a canadian truck was different from ours. (other than KPH vs. MPH) . Call G.M. and tell them you need a Canadian light switch! Good luck!






Thanks guys.