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Old 06-04-2012, 12:39 PM   #29
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What did I pull then? Haha... I'm gonna look back in my fusebox cause I THOUGHT it said DRL on the fusebox cover.
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Old 06-05-2012, 07:29 PM   #30
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Not sure which fuse you pulled, but there is no "DRL" fuse.
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Old 06-05-2012, 09:52 PM   #31
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Weird, it's not shown in the diagram. I wonder what (if anything) it is being used for.

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you guys really don't like the DRL?? thats one thing I love about the BRZ...
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Old 06-06-2012, 01:47 AM   #33
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We are talking about the FR-S in this topic. You BRZ guys got the cool LED DRLs, but we are stuck with the high-beam at half-power which is just an annoying yellow-ish light.
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Old 06-06-2012, 01:47 AM   #34
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Weird, it's not shown in the diagram. I wonder what (if anything) it is being used for.

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Well, I pulled it and it didn't turn off the DRLs, so I have no idea!
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That's the "Drool" fuse.
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Well, nobody stopped drooling when I pulled it out, either. Hehe.
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So if one was to import and swap in the GT86 HID headlamps to the FR-S, would the LED strip on the top operate as the DRL or would you still get the half power high beams?
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I found an easier way for the lazy among us. Go into the fuse panel in the engine bay, pull the big brown fuse that is labelled as 'DRL'. I have been running for weeks without this and it seems to not have affected any other electrics in the car, so it looks like its a dedicated one-purpose-only fuse for the DRL circuit.

So, I pulled my DRL relay last night and - guess what - I no longer have high beams! Pulling the relay is NOT the way to do this! I hadn't seen Jeff Lange's post yet.
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Old 06-06-2012, 11:40 AM   #39
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^ that sucks. Well I never use my highbeams so here is to hoping it wont be an issue for me until I get un-lazy enough to do it the right way.
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I found an easier way for the lazy among us. Go into the fuse panel in the engine bay, pull the big brown fuse that is labelled as 'DRL'. I have been running for weeks without this and it seems to not have affected any other electrics in the car, so it looks like its a dedicated one-purpose-only fuse for the DRL circuit.

if you remove the DRL fuse from the engine bay the high beam lights wont work.
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Old 06-10-2012, 03:21 PM   #41
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I hate DRL's

Makes it unsafe for motorcyclists.

A driver see's the light ignores it and still pulls out in front of you as they think your a car moving a a slower speed.

It was good for motorcyclist as then drivers knew it was a bike and took more precautionary measures. Now it means nothing.
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Old 06-12-2012, 11:40 PM   #42
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Your dealership can shut the DRL's off for you. All they need to do is hook up their tech stream computer. It's under the customizable features. I had my "Car locater" feature turned on today and the tech asked if I wanted the DRL's shut off.

I have a feeling the hard part is going to be finding a dealership that would be willing to do it for you.
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