mikeygun
Apr 18th, 00, 07:58 AM
is it possible to disconnect the sensor for the daytime running lamps, but where i am still able to turn the lights on and off.its a 2000 camaro
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View Full Version : headlights mikeygun Apr 18th, 00, 07:58 AM is it possible to disconnect the sensor for the daytime running lamps, but where i am still able to turn the lights on and off.its a 2000 camaro davidpozzi Apr 18th, 00, 11:38 AM I did it on an earlier gm pickup. Check the fuse box. I pulled a fuse, and the daytime running lights quit. No other problems. David Black69 Apr 21st, 00, 06:17 PM I work for our local Sheriff's Office as a criminal investigator and we just pulled the fuses in our cars. (So our daytime lights won't always give us away when we follow suspects) We have had no problems at all. ------------------ davidpozzi Apr 21st, 00, 08:45 PM On our farm, headlights on means "come here I want to talk to you". When my cousin got his new pickup with DRL, everyone would pull over to talk to him! ------------------ The older I get, the faster I was! A69RS Apr 24th, 00, 07:30 PM try moving the emergency brake pedal one click. mikeygun Apr 25th, 00, 08:17 AM there is a sensor that turns on the headlight around dusk and thats what i want to get rid of. although in the day the parking light running lights are on and that is okay, should i still try the fuse or will that cut the parking light running lights as well? Chris Edwards Apr 27th, 00, 10:48 AM you may want to ask the gang at www.camaro.com (http://www.camaro.com) I am sure many many 4th gen owners have the same issue. that site caters more to the later 3rd and 4th generation camaros. this site is for us old farts. ------------------ Chris's 67 RS can be seen at http://www.geocities.com/macphreak4evr/index.html JOIN THE CAMARO NET WEBRING! www.geocities.com/macphreak4evr/webring/webringjoin.htm (http://www.geocities.com/macphreak4evr/webring/webringjoin.htm) !!! jrt67ss350 Apr 30th, 00, 06:41 AM Chris, As an 18 year old college student, I resent that last comment of yours! just kidding :-P Chris Edwards Apr 30th, 00, 01:40 PM well , not necessarily in age, as I myself am 28, but for the cars age. http://www.camaros.net/forum/wink.gif ------------------ Chris's 67 RS can be seen at http://www.geocities.com/macphreak4evr/index.html JOIN THE CAMARO NET WEBRING! www.geocities.com/macphreak4evr/webring/webringjoin.htm (http://www.geocities.com/macphreak4evr/webring/webringjoin.htm) !!! sudolg May 5th, 00, 09:03 AM Just pull the ebrake 1 click and it should go off. I think most cars with Day time running lights work this way. Baby68RS May 5th, 00, 10:55 AM criminal investigator? lol. If I lived in Idaho I'd get to know that guy. lol let you know the speed traps. [This message has been edited by Baby68RS (edited 05-05-2000).] edabney May 29th, 00, 06:59 AM Any luck in finding a cut-off switch for the 2000 camaro? |