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Lights On The Gmc Sierra 2002


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Hi guys,

 

In Germany the lights are diffrent (in which one is allowed (but I don't care) to be on) than the lights in the US.

 

If I turn on the lights:

 

number 1 is on,

number 3 is on,

number 5 is on (because i changed it, before they where off)

 

If I turn on the day-lights:

number 3 is on,

number 5 is on

 

Direction Indicators are number 5 & 4 and they change when they are on.

 

What are the original US-lights? Because I want to have the original lamps on.

Is number 4 a daylight too in the us? And are the direction indicators changing (number 5 & 4)?

 

I hope everyone is understanding what i mean :thumbs:

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Posted

#3 are the DRL's (Daytime Running Light) #4 is not

#4 & #5 should change (Blink On & Off) when you have the turn-signals or hazzard lights on.

Posted

When you turn the lights on,Numbers 1,4,and 5 should come on (Until you activate your high-beams,then #2 comes on and #1 goes off)

Posted

Unless I screw up the list due to lack of sleep. IIRC it works like this.

1 - Low beam

2 - High beam

3 - Daytime running light

4 - Park light

5 - Turning indicator light

 

Default (no lights manually turned on) would be 3 on

First setting (park lights) 4 (and possibly 5) would be on

Low beams 1 and 4 (and maybe 5) would be on

High beams 2 and 4 (and maybe 5) would be on

Posted

Thats correct,Why didn't I list it that way :thumbs:

And 5 should be on when any of the lights are turned on.

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