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why would you want to ?

 

 

 

don't care for them myself.. was a good idea when they first came out, just like high mount stop lamps, but now everyone has them so they just blend into the horizon..

 

 

some interesting reading on them.. though the person posting the site is a tad bias, he does point out the good and bad with fact not too much opinion:

 

http://www.nordicgroup.us/drl/

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2000 drl's are dedicated so that site doesn't apply. I like mine I even modded them to integrate into the flashers and still function as DRL's when they're not flashing.

 

 

should he be able to hit dome override 4 times and shut them off? i can in my 01

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2000 drl's are dedicated so that site doesn't apply. I like mine I even modded them to integrate into the flashers and still function as DRL's when they're not flashing.

 

 

should he be able to hit dome override 4 times and shut them off? i can in my 01

 

 

That cuts both drl's and the auto headlights off, of course I did the resistor trick to permanently disable auto heads in my 01 because I have HIDs. I also just got hids in the fog lights which actually just made them things useful.

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2000 drl's are dedicated so that site doesn't apply. I like mine I even modded them to integrate into the flashers and still function as DRL's when they're not flashing.

 

 

should he be able to hit dome override 4 times and shut them off? i can in my 01

 

 

Haven't tried the dome override yet. One question. Will it reset itself after the ignition is shut off and restarted? And what is meant by "dedicated"?

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2000 drl's are dedicated so that site doesn't apply. I like mine I even modded them to integrate into the flashers and still function as DRL's when they're not flashing.

 

 

should he be able to hit dome override 4 times and shut them off? i can in my 01

 

 

Haven't tried the dome override yet. One question. Will it reset itself after the ignition is shut off and restarted? And what is meant by "dedicated"?

 

 

yeah the dome override 4 times shuts all lights off. yes it does reset itself every time.

 

 

 

he knows what dome override is so i think hes sporting a GMT800

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2000 drl's are dedicated so that site doesn't apply. I like mine I even modded them to integrate into the flashers and still function as DRL's when they're not flashing.

 

 

should he be able to hit dome override 4 times and shut them off? i can in my 01

 

 

Haven't tried the dome override yet. One question. Will it reset itself after the ignition is shut off and restarted? And what is meant by "dedicated"?

 

 

yeah the dome override 4 times shuts all lights off. yes it does reset itself every time.

 

 

 

 

he knows what dome override is so i think hes sporting a GMT800

 

 

sorry for the double post

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hmm i guess i dont remember the domeoverride on my gmt400. then again my 99 GMT400 didnt have DRL's or they didnt work

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all 400 had drls factory since 96or 95 I forget which, I think 95. Anyway to disable them go into the in cab fuse box and pull fuse 15.

 

 

thank you, I couldn't remember the fuse # when I posted, it's been 11 years since I owned my 1996 GMT400.

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