That dosent work on the newer style 03-07 classic trucks either.
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DRLs defeat ?
- Thread starter matuva
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That dosent work on the newer style 03-07 classic trucks either.
88gmctruck
02GMCtruck
Just to condense things:
DRL disable
96-00c - pull the fuse labled "drl" or unplug the cigarette pack sized finned black heat sink located near the steering column.
99-07c - pull the fuse labled "drl" or remove the bulbs (note automatic headlights will still function)
Temporary auto headlight disable (auto headlamps re-activated on next start-up)
Late 00-02 - push dome lamp override 3 times within 6 seconds
03-07c - move headlamp switch to "O" position
Permanant auto headlight disable
99-07c - remove photoresistor (located on right of defrost vent) and install diode in it's place. You can also install a diode at the BCM, however I feel it much simpler to simply unplug the photoresistor instead of messing with the BCM plugs and cutting wires.
DRL disable
96-00c - pull the fuse labled "drl" or unplug the cigarette pack sized finned black heat sink located near the steering column.
99-07c - pull the fuse labled "drl" or remove the bulbs (note automatic headlights will still function)
Temporary auto headlight disable (auto headlamps re-activated on next start-up)
Late 00-02 - push dome lamp override 3 times within 6 seconds
03-07c - move headlamp switch to "O" position
Permanant auto headlight disable
99-07c - remove photoresistor (located on right of defrost vent) and install diode in it's place. You can also install a diode at the BCM, however I feel it much simpler to simply unplug the photoresistor instead of messing with the BCM plugs and cutting wires.
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jamierayo
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It would be real simple to wire in a toggle switch too. I never considered that before this thread, but now I may do just that.
83GMCK2500
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Devin you forgot to mention what those came in......
Police Package Tahoes
That would be the perfect addition if you wanted to be able to switch the DRLs on or off.
Police Package Tahoes
That would be the perfect addition if you wanted to be able to switch the DRLs on or off.
83GMCK2500
Active Member
Yes yes, specifically Police Package (RPO Z56) Tahoes (2WD & 4WD) in 1998 and 1999 only.
GM Part No. 15742071
AC Delco Part No. D1523F
GM Part No. 15742071
AC Delco Part No. D1523F
The 9C1 Impalas had them from 2000-2005 model years as well but it was labeled as "surveillance mode." Hitting that switch would kill the DRL's during the day and all the interior lights as well. I would roll around constantly with that switch on during the day times.
At night, it killed everything.....
Except the brake lights...<---the one set of lights that it actually needed to kill. Nothing like creeping through a neighborhood all stealthed out and your brake lights light up the whole road. :mad2:
Good thing my 07 CVPI dosent have any friggen auto headlights. I do however need a tune for it. ):h
At night, it killed everything.....
Except the brake lights...<---the one set of lights that it actually needed to kill. Nothing like creeping through a neighborhood all stealthed out and your brake lights light up the whole road. :mad2:
Good thing my 07 CVPI dosent have any friggen auto headlights. I do however need a tune for it. ):h
matuva
Tropical 6.5er
That's exactely what I'm looking for....):h
How to do that ? cut and splice harness to PCM and add a 1.5Kohms resistor, pull the light sensor and replace it with a diode (or a resitor)
I saw several replies and I'm a bit lost.
So, anybody owning a 1999 Silverado succeed in deleting auto headlights, and how ?
matuva
Tropical 6.5er
Damn, 83GMCK2500, how do you want me to stay concentrate with such an avatar you get
3500GMC
What T F, over
:iagree: I know, right?
So the three stabs at the DOB will in fact off the DRL's (friends '00 GMC) I least I know now I wasn't going more nuts.
So the three stabs at the DOB will in fact off the DRL's (friends '00 GMC) I least I know now I wasn't going more nuts.
trouttrooper
Big Blocks ROCK!!!
I have that feature on my rig. Does make it nice when running in stealth mode.
trouttrooper
Big Blocks ROCK!!!
That's exactely what I'm looking for....):h
How to do that ? cut and splice harness to PCM and add a 1.5Kohms resistor, pull the light sensor and replace it with a diode (or a resitor)
I saw several replies and I'm a bit lost.
So, anybody owning a 1999 Silverado succeed in deleting auto headlights, and how ?
There are a few different ways that have been discovered over the years. When I had my '99 GMC I removed the sensor in the dash and put a resistor in it's place. It's fairly easy to remove the dash if you know where to tug and what screws to remove.