Help figuring out Factory LED DRL Headlight

Hi all,

So first off apologies for asking such a basic question but I am trying to buy new headlights, and for that I am asked if I have Factory LED DRL Headlight or not. I have no idea how to tell, checked the manual it doesn't state. Can anyone help me know what I need to be looking for?

 

Look at it

 

If you have SR5 trim or higher (ie: trd Offroad, sport, pro and limited) then you should.

Just post a pic.,

 

If yours looks the photo you have LED DRL’s...

 

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Thank you everyone for the super quick replies, I took pictures based on this, I do not have LED running lights correct?

 

Correct. You have old-school halogen light bulbs. LED strip would dim when the headlights turn on.

 

Just FYI - I have a Base Trim SR5, and I do not have the LED DRL.

 

Nope - just like mine. The DRL is the Amber Light.

 

My mistake..slight differences between US and Canada.

 

you guys rock, thanks everyone for the quick replies

 

I've been thinking about replacing my headlights with a used set. I think that the wiring is the same on the truck side. I believe that the LED DRL headlighst have an additional jumper wire on the headlight itself to power the LED's. But not 100% sure.

 

So - whatcha gettin?

 

VIPMOTOZ OLED Tube Black Housing Smoke Lens Projector Headlight Headlamp Assembly For 2016-2023 Toyota Tacoma Pickup Truck SR Model, Driver & Passenger Side

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07L3B79Q1/ref=psdc_318323011_t3_B07J24MSNY these are the ones I am thinking

 

Just remember, you usually get what you pay for.

 

Be careful buying the smoked lenses. Unlikely they’re DOT approved.

 

Didnt Canada mandate DRL since like 1990?

I remember having a 1990 4runner with DRL, it was Canadian.

 

I just upgraded my headlight and have this for sale with a Morimoto HID included if you're interested.

 

If I’m not mistaken, I believe it was some time around 1995-1996 when OBDII became standard.

Edit: actually any vehicle sold or imported into Canada after Dec 1989 required DRL’s.