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You have an ''obsession'' with stalking, poaching and illegal activities...Makes me ponder???
Just call'em like I see'em. I'm a stupophobe.
From your incessant questions on HF and other HUMMER forums I can surmise you "ponder" a bit too much without any research too...
Swap the light control switch from the South African model. It lets you keep it in the off position and even has the up/down control for the headlight (but it also uses a different headlight). Dont ask me how its wired though as I have absolutely no idea.
You can disassemble the switch to defeat it. I don't know why you would want to in the first place though.
Actually you can not defeat it through the switch.
The ambient light sensor operates between two voltages. If the ambient light drops too much, the voltage changes and the BCM turns the headlights ON. Conversely, if the ambient light is high, again the voltage changes and turns (the already on headlights) OFF.
I have done my homework on this feature.
The only way you could control the headlights by disassembly of the headlight switch would be to have the lights never come on, ever.
Bottom line is just leave this feature alone and let the truck do its thing. Are you reading this Ski.dive ??
Oh I know. I just figured after he took it all apart he would finally have a real question for others to answer other than his usual inane blathering.
Originally Posted by wfturner
Actually you can not defeat it through the switch.
The ambient light sensor operates between two voltages. If the ambient light drops too much, the voltage changes and the BCM turns the headlights ON. Conversely, if the ambient light is high, again the voltage changes and turns (the already on headlights) OFF.
I have done my homework on this feature.
The only way you could control the headlights by disassembly of the headlight switch would be to have the lights never come on, ever.
Bottom line is just leave this feature alone and let the truck do its thing. Are you reading this Ski.dive ??
headlights or ALL lights?
if i wanted to id add a switch and relay to open headlight wires. not ez to do ALL.
none of my business why you want to like all other mods guys do.
Last edited by happythree; Apr 6, 2019 at 12:06 PM.