Thanks for the info. I did the same thing with one of my Mercedes. I think I will leave the lights alone for now. I did order the K&N system tonight. I have one on my Vette and it does add power. Looking forward to installing it next week.

 

YOU ROCK!!!! I should have thought of that I guess. I just figured if i pulled the fuse, the blinkers wouldn't work...

Also, I'm jealous that the new ones have a little cubby in front of the shifter!

 

The H2 has there lower light as there daytime running lights The H3 has the amber marker lights.
It would of been better if they followed the H2

 

not all of them Mark, newer ones have the headlights as daytime running lights. My ambers are for turn signals only.

 

Well, I went out to pull the fuse for the DRLs today and.... there is NO fuse in the spot where the manual says the DRL fuse should be... nor is there a relay for it. Also and interesting thing, my manual says fuse 39 is for the headlight DRLs and NOT the side marker DRLs. bastids... gotta keep searching

 

use the top of the fuse box. thats all i did. i didnt look in the manual. theres gotta be another fuse. they are all listed on top inside of the fusebox.

 

I checked there. I didn't see any DRL fuse.

 

if the side amber drls use a dual filament bulb then there has to be dual power inputs. If you want the drls off find the +12volt wire that goes into the bulb harness plug that powers on the drls and snip it.

 

I do NOT have daytime running lights, but i do have the turn signals that are on in the front, or, the parking lights, until I turn them off with the dial. I have not seen ONE H3 in Chicago that has DRL's. There are quite a few of them in this area too. I find that a bit odd. Although mine is the only one I have seen that has the parking/turn signal lights in the front on all the time by default unless I turn them off. Maybe mine is just special.

 

Those are your DRLs. Not all vehicles use the headlights for DRLs. Some GM, Toyota, and maybe Nissan products use the front marker lights for DRLs.