Ok I have a question. Is there any way at night that you can sit in the car with the motor running without the lights being on? I have tried the emergency brake and doesnt work at night. ThanksStacey
The E-brake should work at night if you have the E-brake engaged when the car is started. At least that's how mine works. When you release the E-brake, the lights will come back on. Mine is an '03 and I know the '04s and up have a different headlight module but I'm pretty sure this function is the same.
Quote, originally posted by Kari »The E-brake should work at night if you have the E-brake engaged when the car is started. At least that's how mine works. When you release the E-brake, the lights will come back on. Mine is an '03 and I know the '04s and up have a different headlight module but I'm pretty sure this function is the same.I think the 03 and 04 worked that way, but my brother's 05 doesn't , the ebrake doesn't help, so I did the "put a switch in the red/white wire" mod to his
I think in the 05 plus, the e-brake will prevent the DRLs coming on, but there's no stopping the headlights when the auto sensor wants to turn them on.Try standing a flashlight on top of the sensor ?
2005 Platinum Base ManualSide & Curtain AirbagsABSPower PackageTinted Windows"Mods": 'old-style' center armrest, center +12v, wheelskins leather steering wheel, AC/Recirc blue backlight, beeps on keyless entry, dome light switch, AC insulation, PCD10 10-disc CD/MP3 changer, AAI-GM12 AUX audio input, K&N filter, "shark fin" antenna.
Quote, originally posted by GMJAP »I think in the 05 plus, the e-brake will prevent the DRLs coming on, but there's no stopping the headlights when the auto sensor wants to turn them on.Try standing a flashlight on top of the sensor ? the ebrake never seems to stop my DRL's from coming on. is that a difference between the auto and manual models?