(Not) typical question about disconnect DRL's
#1
(Not) typical question about disconnect DRL's
I pulled the fuse on the DRL's to see if I would like it and besides them being off, I can see no advantage or what there's to like or dislike about it. I would have liked it it the dash wasn't lit 24/7 but it still is. The ONLY advantage I can see is if I am TOTALLY distracted, the DRL's won't make me think my headlights are on at night when they aren't.
So why do you guys disconnect yours?
So why do you guys disconnect yours?
#3
My DRL's are out.
I was saying that it would have been nice if the fuse also turned my dash off (except when headlights are on).
I'm just looking to see what the "advantage" is of having no DRL's (if any).
I was saying that it would have been nice if the fuse also turned my dash off (except when headlights are on).
I'm just looking to see what the "advantage" is of having no DRL's (if any).
#6
Being that the DRLs use the high beam at reduced voltage, I can't imagine there is much "wear and tear" to consider. Incandescent lamps run at reduced voltage last exponentially longer. I have only anecdotal evidence to offer, but every time I've burned out an H4 lamp in my Fit, it's ALWAYS the low beam that fails. If the DRLs were wearing out the bulbs I'd expect the high beam filament to go first.
#7
Being that the DRLs use the high beam at reduced voltage, I can't imagine there is much "wear and tear" to consider. Incandescent lamps run at reduced voltage last exponentially longer. I have only anecdotal evidence to offer, but every time I've burned out an H4 lamp in my Fit, it's ALWAYS the low beam that fails. If the DRLs were wearing out the bulbs I'd expect the high beam filament to go first.
#8
Theoretically, yes, but as a practical matter, it's so minimal due to the reduced voltage that it's not worth it for me to worry about it.
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