way to "disable" the "auto" headlights?
way to "disable" the "auto" headlights?
just looking to have the "auto" function on the headlight switch be non-functional with out hacking the wiring up (like pulling a fuse of something).
i'd like to be able to turn my headlights on by myself and not have the car tell me when to lol...
thanks
i'd like to be able to turn my headlights on by myself and not have the car tell me when to lol...
thanks
Originally Posted by slickrick
The only logical reason would be to "save" the headlights from temporarily going on when you flick the stalk from off, to auto, parking lights, then to on.
The only logical reason would be to "save" the headlights from temporarily going on when you flick the stalk from off, to auto, parking lights, then to on.
yes, i don't want to go "over" the auto function to go to "parking", since i don't live but a mile from work and i sometimes drive home at dusk i don't want to run my h.i.d.s for a short distance and cut the lamp life way down.
and even if you turn the stalk fast over the "auto" they still get power for a split second.
so sooner...did you search before you F'd up your T.B.?
Originally Posted by MyBlue02
wow, there are smart people on here.
yes, i don't want to go "over" the auto function to go to "parking", since i don't live but a mile from work and i sometimes drive home at dusk i don't want to run my h.i.d.s for a short distance and cut the lamp life way down.
and even if you turn the stalk fast over the "auto" they still get power for a split second.
so sooner...did you search before you F'd up your T.B.?
yes, i don't want to go "over" the auto function to go to "parking", since i don't live but a mile from work and i sometimes drive home at dusk i don't want to run my h.i.d.s for a short distance and cut the lamp life way down.
and even if you turn the stalk fast over the "auto" they still get power for a split second.
so sooner...did you search before you F'd up your T.B.?

Just stop talking nonsense

Oh yeah...Just disconnect your headlight harness and there you go....no more auto headlights.
I actually would like to know if there is a way to disable the AUTO function too. There are times I would like to run my clearance/running lights only, no headlights, and its kinda hard to jump over AUTO without flicking on the HIDs, which is a big no-no.
There is a way..its a small blue/white wire in a harness IIRC. If you really want I can go and look for it. I cut this wire in 2003 when I was trying to use stock wiring for my components. However, if you cut the wire, when you flick on the high beams there is no high beam indicator on the dash. So you may drive around with your high beams on and not know it.
True.. it is hard to skip over the AUTO function to the parking lights. But why would you wanna be "that guy" and ride around with parking lights on. You have HID's ... Represent and turn the damn things on.
And if you're worried about cutting the "lamp life" down... do you also worry about cutting down "tread life" on the tires when you drive? haha j/k/a
And if you're worried about cutting the "lamp life" down... do you also worry about cutting down "tread life" on the tires when you drive? haha j/k/a
Originally Posted by '02_EMILBUS
True.. it is hard to skip over the AUTO function to the parking lights. But why would you wanna be "that guy" and ride around with parking lights on. You have HID's ... Represent and turn the damn things on.
And if you're worried about cutting the "lamp life" down... do you also worry about cutting down "tread life" on the tires when you drive? haha j/k/a
And if you're worried about cutting the "lamp life" down... do you also worry about cutting down "tread life" on the tires when you drive? haha j/k/a
Originally Posted by MyBlue02
so sooner...did you search before you F'd up your T.B.?

i gave you the answer..turn the fuking **** to OFF
Originally Posted by MyBlue02
and even if you turn the stalk fast over the "auto" they still get power for a split second.
Originally Posted by MyBlue02
just looking to have the "auto" function on the headlight switch be non-functional with out hacking the wiring up (like pulling a fuse of something).
i'd like to be able to turn my headlights on by myself and not have the car tell me when to lol...
thanks
i'd like to be able to turn my headlights on by myself and not have the car tell me when to lol...
thanks
Originally Posted by CoolMax
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Originally Posted by Trurida18
trying to get to 15 are we?
Originally Posted by JROD'02
#11. Yep, well on my way to 15. I gots a good qwestion. Can i cut hole in my roof and makes sunroof?
Originally Posted by MyBlue02
i don't want to run my h.i.d.s for a short distance and cut the lamp life way down.
)My 2k3 has had the lights switched to auto since I bought it in October 2002, and the lights would always pop on in my garage, and the parking garage, at least twice a day each. So conservatively, that's around 6,500 "too short" power cycles, never mind driving at night. Lights still going strong...
Originally Posted by MyBlue02
so sooner...did you search before you F'd up your T.B.?

you just cant teach common sense to people, sorry dude if you lack common sense, your just gonna have to live with it.
Originally Posted by MyBlue02
i sometimes drive home at dusk i don't want to run my h.i.d.s for a short distance and cut the lamp life way down.
what do "you" mean by "disabling" the "auto feature" that would "require" you to put "IT" in quotation marks"."
and for the record, i assume you've already seen a high number of hid users that have blown bulbs. i mean that would be the only real reason this has turned into such a big concern, right?
if your bulbs have blown, please reply to this.
and for the record, i assume you've already seen a high number of hid users that have blown bulbs. i mean that would be the only real reason this has turned into such a big concern, right?
if your bulbs have blown, please reply to this.





