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H3sweden 02-25-2011 09:14 AM

DRL dosent come on i auto
 
Hi!
I have a arlie H3 2006. I have a couple of small DRL lights intigrated with the turn signal light lower down in the front. My problem is that one day my DRL dosent come on i auto mode when it is bright outside. When it is dark they turn on with headlights as normal, my DRL also servers as parking light, so if I turn the light knob to parking they will turn on. I "normal" conditions my DRL comes on the moment i start the car, but the athoer day they wont. I have cheked the fuse nr 39. In the manual there was a way to turn of the auto function by turning the light knob a certain way.

Any suggestions what has happened?
/Jim

P.S Sorry for my english (I'm Swedish) itīs been a while sens i wrote, I hope you understand me anyway. D.S.

atv jr 02-25-2011 10:27 AM

I have no idea what is causing your automotive problem, but your English is a whole lot better than my Swedish.;)

J.W. 02-25-2011 12:49 PM

This may be too obvious but have you cleaned the sensor near the windshield that triggers the DRL's? If it is not a fuse problem and not the sensor, my next suggestion would be checking the wiring.

drtom 02-25-2011 02:45 PM

first, i think the dash sensor has nothing to do with drl, i think.
i think when you start,you are in auto mode and if fuse 39 is in and good,drl always come on.
i think you can sw to off to turn lites off and i know the sw will go to auto,WITHOUT CHANGING TO AUTO, till you restartor sw to on then back to auto.

i think but i am not positive of much about the sw. its mysterious, or at best,confusing.

by the way , i pulled f39 to kill drl since i dont want them. they may be required some places.
bulbs wear out faster and they are not cheap,like me!

btw,gas is about 85Ē/liter here,how about you.

you might try disconnecting the batt and shorting the cables. then clean the conn good b4 reconnecting.

good luck

H3sweden 02-25-2011 03:27 PM

I will try to replace the fuse even thou it doesn't look broken, can't hurt :-). If i understand it right there also is some kind of relay?

To answer your question about gas cost, I pay 13 SEK witch is about 2USD/liter :-)

Broken Halo 02-25-2011 04:19 PM


Originally Posted by H3sweden (Post 243982)
I pay 13 SEK witch is about 2USD/liter :-)

:eek: I GUESS WE AMERICAN'S SHOULD STOP COMPLAINING ABOUT THE PRICE OF GAS!!!:eek:

J.W. 02-25-2011 05:33 PM


Originally Posted by drtom (Post 243977)
first, i think the dash sensor has nothing to do with drl, i think.

Think a bit more.

When in auto mode, the sensor controls whether the DRL's or the full headlights come on. That is why the DRL's turn off and the regular lights turn on when you drive into a parking garage. :)

drtom 02-25-2011 06:32 PM

yeah, i think the drl will work without sensor is my point

airborne227 02-25-2011 08:32 PM


Originally Posted by drtom (Post 243999)
yeah, i think the drl will work without sensor is my point

Negative! My sensor went out and the headlights/fogs were on ALL the time
H3Sweden...check your sensor by placing a flashlight onto the sensor, put truck into gear...should switch to DRL's due to the light

H3sweden 02-25-2011 11:16 PM

Ok, but when I bought the car the DRL was on all the time (even with headlights on) except if i manually switched it of with the light knob. But as I wrote before, my DRL are the same a my parking light so thats perhaps the reason why they could be together with the headlights. The ligthsensor works as it should, if it gets to dark the headlights and the DRL/Parking lights come on.
Could it be the DRL relay that itīs broken? Do anyone of you know where to order one online? There is a little bit tricky to get parts here in Sweden, and if one do they are really expensive.


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