DRL's not working

[mijonq]

My DRL's are not working and I was told to replace the relay. The only problem with that is i don't know were it is located.

[C & A s Dad]

I hate to ask the obvious, but have you checked the bulbs? They are notorious for burning out and sometimes pretty quickly.

 

Can't help you with the relay location.

[ChevyTech007]

What year model and body style?

[mijonq]

What year model and body style?

 

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1999 Z-71 Silverado EXT Cab

[mijonq]

I hate to ask the obvious, but have you checked the bulbs? They are notorious for burning out and sometimes pretty quickly.

 

Can't help you with the relay location.

 

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I checked both bulbs and they are both fine. Thanks for the info though.

[GM-Tech]

the relay is in the "convenience center", which is located on the firewall, just to the left of the brake pedal. You could also have a DRL module failure or maybe something as simple as a blown DRL fuse.

[mijonq]

the relay is in the "convenience center", which is located on the firewall, just to the left of the brake pedal.  You could also have a DRL module failure or maybe something as simple as a blown DRL fuse.

 

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Ok I found that box next to the brake pedal. which one so i replace. there is nothing that is labeled DRL. I changed the fuse in the electrical center under the hood, that didn't work either. what else do you suggest?

[srlbotanical]

This is another potentially stupid suggestion, but ...

 

Your DRL's will shut off when you apply your emergency brake and when the spring gets a few years old the e-brake petal sometimes wont come all the way back up. Try pulling up on your e-brake petal while you pull the release handle. Just one click down on the e-brake will shut the DRL's off and you wont have any noticeable brake rub and your parking brake light will not come on so it appears as if your DRL's are not working...

 

Steve