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Old 07-09-2006, 02:10 PM   #16 (permalink)
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The actualy DRL module is in the engine bay (for the 2002-05's atleast) and you can unplug it from there too.


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Old 07-09-2006, 03:47 PM   #17 (permalink)
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The actualy DRL module is in the engine bay (for the 2002-05's atleast) and you can unplug it from there too.
That how I did mine, it was messing up my HID's and I have had no problems since!!Thumbs Up


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Old 07-09-2006, 08:07 PM   #18 (permalink)
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That how I did mine, it was messing up my HID's and I have had no problems since!!Thumbs Up
Hopefully you secured the connector, because I forgot to and it melted on my downpipe...


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Old 07-09-2006, 08:49 PM   #19 (permalink)
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hey guys. just wanted to point out, that while you may notice no problems now, there could be underlying problems. the first thing that many installers will tell you (myself included) is to never touch plugs that are yellow in color. on any vehicle. while they may serve auxilary pusposes (ie: dtr lights) they are primarily and usually used for the SRS (airbag) system. Just throwing it out there, not trying to put down your dtr solution or anything. You may want to have a dealer check out your airbag system, but neglect to tell them you unplugged the connector. just to be safe. good job figuring that out though.
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Old 07-09-2006, 08:59 PM   #20 (permalink)
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actually i was driving through a tunnel today around noon. and since i unplugged the DRL plug THEY DIDNT GO ON. and i couldnt see shit. needless to say i crashed into a wall and the airbags still went off.

Good comment thoughROFL


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Old 07-10-2006, 09:26 AM   #21 (permalink)
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actually i was driving through a tunnel today around noon. and since i unplugged the DRL plug THEY DIDNT GO ON. and i couldnt see shit. needless to say i crashed into a wall and the airbags still went off.

Good comment thoughROFL
... I assume the switch for your lights still work? :confused:

I always turn on my lights in a tunnel. I don't trust other drivers.


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Think it would be possible to put a switch on that instead? Sometimes it's nice to be able to turn off your DRLs and sometimes, it's good to have them on.


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okay im so frustrated! i have an 06 wrx and i CAN NOT at all for the life of me find this plug to un-plug the drl! i have my head under the glove box and im looking up at all these connecters but i just dont see the 10 pin? im looking up and to the right twoads the steering wheel and i dont see that connecter thats in the picture and i still dont when i look to the left?????
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Old 07-29-2006, 12:24 PM   #24 (permalink)
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okay im so frustrated! i have an 06 wrx and i CAN NOT at all for the life of me find this plug to un-plug the drl! i have my head under the glove box and im looking up at all these connecters but i just dont see the 10 pin? im looking up and to the right twoads the steering wheel and i dont see that connecter thats in the picture and i still dont when i look to the left?????
Just unplug the one inside your engine conpartment. There is a small shiney metal box on your right side shock tower ( near your DP ) that say's dander high voltage or something like that. Just unplug it and your done.


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