steveneddy

I regularly get between 28.5 and 30 MPG. I drive 48 miles one way to work - and set the cruise on 60 MPH - and my highway mileage is within that range every day.

Yes - on the BCM

You're the first girl I have encountered on this forum. Go make someone a sandwich.

I found on a 2015 Silverado 1500 that the BCM controls the DRL from two separate connectors - One says BK - I assume that is black - the other says BN - I assume that is brown. Both DRL supply voltage are on pin 7 of their respective connectors. BN is right - BK is left. Right Front DRL Supply Voltage - wire color D-BU/BN - Is that dark blue/brown? Left Front DRL Supply Voltage - wire color GY/D-BU - is that grey/dark blue? If we cut or pull these from the BCM connector - will this effectively delete DRL from the headlights? BCM Connector Left DLR.tiff BCM Connector Right DLR.tiff BCM Connector Left DLR.tiff BCM Connector Right DLR.tiff BCM Connector Left DLR.tiff BCM Connector Right DLR.tiff BCM Connector Left DLR.tiff BCM Connector Right DLR.tiff

Punctuation and the enter key would help your posts read a lot better instead of one long rambling post - just sayin'

Seriously?

I have been performing this mod since whenever fog lights started going off when you turned on the high beams. I would like to say that I was the originator of this mod as I used to sell diodes with instructions at local car and truck meets, swap meets and over the counter at my parts counterman job. It's good to see someone started posting this online - it's probably one of the coolest mods you can do to a Chevy Truck.