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I need to know how to turn headlight off at night so I wont have to turn the engine off every time I hide when I play "hide and car seek".
Can I install a switch or something that would turn it off? I tried pulling up the e-brake a little but that didnt work.
<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by LimitedE: Turn the car off. make sure the light switch is in the "off" position. Now pull your e-brake up ONE click. Turn the car back on.
The auto headlight switch has just been bypassed.<hr></blockquote>
yep you beat me to it. This is the only way to do it.
According to the FSM, Firebirds come with a jumper in place of the ambient light sensor in the dash. Like RSFiredog said, this shorts out the input to the DRL module, faking it into thinking its daylight all the time. I'm trying to find a part number for the jumper. I'll post when I find it.
They are so simple to get rid of it is funny.
Simply get in the passenger seat, use a screw driver to pop up the dash in that cornor (cover it with a rag so you dont scratch anything, Push the plastic on the A pillor to the side, and pry the dash up. Once up locate the sensor in the vent duct, it is the white covered one,( make sure it isnt the alarm one) pop out the headlamp sensor and cut the two wires.
NOW VERY IMPORTANT, you must use a wire nut or another form to attach the two wires on the car end together so to keep the lights off after that just put the dash back down and you are good to go.
I did this in 5 minutes.
I didnt know the Auto Headlamps were on the 97's I thought they came only on the 98+
~chris~ 98 Cayenne red Camaro 3800 A4, 3:08, T tops Borla cat-back, wisper lid K&N, Bilstine shocks, Dunlops all around. <br />AOL IM: chevyboyz24
so the camaros have automatic headlights at night?? or do you guys mean the fog lights?? I dont' think my friend's camaro has the automatic headlights, I've never even heard of them until 98.
it may have originally been a canadian car.. my mom has a 96 Olds ciera and it has daytime running lights and auto on at night, but in that year they supposedly didn't come on that model except in canada yet she has em..
-Brad
98 Firebird - gone from mod mode to keep it running and useable mode.
2000 V-Star Custom 1100
If all else fails use a bigger hammer!
:rock:
<blockquote>quote:</font><hr> so the camaros have automatic headlights at night?? or do you guys mean the fog lights?? I dont' think my friend's camaro has the automatic headlights, I've never even heard of them until 98. <hr></blockquote>
I'm not sure what year they started, but my '02 definitly has automatic headlites, not fog lites.
The auto ON is kinda nice, BUT, it sucks not to be able to turn them off once they come on!
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I usually have to double, triple my headlight switch for them to come up on my 97 Firebird. I cleaned all connections. Could it be the headlight switch...
3 weeks ago
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