99 Grand AM 2 Dr SE " Light On "

If you mean headlights, then it is normal. It is supposed to work that way. It is a GM safety feature, just like high door sills that don't allow you to hang an arm out the window.

Remind me which vehicles you can't get your arm out of. I have no problem on my 2002 Blazer, or any late model GM I have worked on, although the newest we get at work are 2001 or so. GW

Remind me which vehicles you can't get your arm out of. I have no problem on my 2002 Blazer, or any late model GM I have worked on, although the newest we get at work are 2001 or so.

This is a safety feature you moron. They can't be turned off. They are called "daytime running lights". If you actually paid for insurance you should even realize you get a discount for driving a car with this feature.

Hi GW, The trucks, vans, and most suv's are ok. It's the cars that I have arm problems with. I started renting GM's about 4 years ago. That's when I first noticed it. I'm fairly sure it has to do with increased lateral crash protection in a low vehicle.

hmmmmm. We must be different size fellas, cuz I hang my arm out of EVERything and one of my friends had a 92 GA back in the early 93 that I borrowed a few times (military base) and I had no prob. GW

Strange I didn't notice that when I rented a 2003 Grand Prix in April

hmmmmm. We must be different size fellas, cuz I hang my arm out of EVERything and one of my friends had a 92 GA back in the early 93 that I borrowed a few times (military base) and I had no prob. GW

well it not that i cant but the rubber on the inside of the door hurt my arm .it's sit higher then the opening but it up for sale it is a 92 gt with 86000 mile v-6 it still nice paint and run for 900.00 we just got a new mustang... ss