ThomasM

I don't come onto the site all that often... and I realize this topic is a couple months old. I also realize what the OP is wanting to do, as I imagine it can be a bit "personally" annoying that the DRL goes out while signaling a turn. So here is my experience of being 71 years old - soon to be 72. I grew up driving most/much of my life without DRL and never had anyone pull out in front of me, causing a crash, as long as those drivers are not so optically challenged and paying attention to traffic, because headlights were not on during daylight hours. What I've been doing for the past few GMC Sierra trucks I've owned ( '02,'11,'15,'18,'21 ) with DRL.... during a daytime start-up... I turn the light switch OFF eliminating the DRL. I feel confident enough to not need DRL as the truck appears/is large enough for people to see coming down the road. I also feel cognizant enough, even at 71 to know that if the daytime is badly overcast, foggy, raining/snowing, that I will not turn off the switch and run the DRL during those weather related times. Hope this helps.... and you will save on changing bulbs.

VERY nice! I too prefer chrome to painted, but mostly due to stone chips. Can't say I would go to the extent of swapping out though....gettin' too old for that. Bought my '21 Denali during the "chip issue" and the SLTs' were not being produced with all the bells and whistles my '18 SLT had.... this '21 Satin Steel showed up at a dealer with the options I needed and with a very favorable trade-in of the '18, I jumped on it. The only chip restrictions on my Denali were rear heated seats (which after 20 months I'm still hoping / waiting to get retro-fitted!!) the auto-stop-start and HD radio... and can easily live without the second two of three.

Good news that someone got their notice for retrofitting. Been just shy of a year since I got my Denali. I'm waiting for the rear heated seat chip and controls. Crickets.....