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Originally Posted by Ultramaroon
If it only turned on one lamp, that's a problem.
The FR-S DRL is actually the high beam illuminated at low (half?) power. That's why it looks yellow. This is actually a good economical use of available resources. The high beam is used at full power only a fraction of the time. Operated at low power, it doesn't cut into the life of the bulb. Running all the lights during the day uses up the life of all the bulbs.
Now, as far as disconnecting the DRL resistor, I'm not a fan. The electrical contacts are exposed to the elements. Kill it in the software. That's why the option exists.
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Learned something new today! That's why when one switches to LED DRLs, high beam functionality is lost. (At least that's what I presume happens).
Not going to lie, I do like the LEDs...
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Originally Posted by humfrz
Maybe a better idea, since the weather has turned warm, would have the neighbor girls come over and wash our cars ........ then we could take a couple of them a drive down some twisties out in the country.
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I hope when I get to your age, I'm as awesome as you are. The way things are going, I'm probably going to be the old dude shouting at kids to get off his lawn.
