My LED DRL’s are always on. Anyone know how I can disable them?

The truck apologizes after every warning light or alert pops up?

"Fuel level low, please fill up. SORRY."

"Low tire pressure, please check tires. SORRY!"

 

You're right, that sorry shit is everything up in Canuckistan

 

I guess I’ll just have to wait until it’s light out before I roll out to my deer stand. I’ve always wanted a legitimate excuse to sleep in . Don’t want to run the deer off the property with these fancy LED lights.

 

Unplug it from the headlights?

 

Why would you want to disable them? It’s not like you can see them from the driver seat.

 

It's a Canadian thing. Like we can't get a long box OR and can only get a Sport in a long box.

 

Has anyone tried anything like 4scan software to fix this?

 

Next time your near burnsville, shoot me a message, perhaps we can put my US radio in it and we will have the option to turn them off.

 

I don't understand why manufacturers don't just make the equipment similar on both sides of the border. I understand that the southern states don't need engine block heater and the miles and kilometers is a simple in dash setting otherwise we should all get the same equipment...

 

Because some places have different laws.

 

It's a problem if anything is Canadian.

 

At least they get the real stuff. It’s synthetic here.

 

The drl has its own plug. Unplug it and power it with the side marker lights which has a switch

 

Oh sweet sweet friday lol

 

Tails remain off when in the O position.

 

i didnt care for the DRL either, i just unplugged them.
that way i can just run fogs only if i want.

 

I’ll be darned ... I’ve never noticed that before!

 

No i meant just use a t-clip and piggyback it. No fuse is neccesary because the side marker light already has a fuse and switch

 

Must be nice.

 

Solved my problem!

All I did was pull this blue relay in the engine bay. O is off, Auto is Auto, the next click turns them back on along with the amber side markers, tail lights, and fogs if I want them on.

Take that, Canada.

Gonna go enjoy my freedom now.