Is there a simple way of disabling the daytime driving lights of a 2000 Sienna? I'm hoping a fuse or relay would be all needed. Of course I want the rest of the headlight system to work.
I know these are supposed to contribute to safety, but I find them annoying. Besides, it seems many newer cars don't even have them anymore.
I *just* asked the same of my Toyota dealer about my new 4 runner as it states in the manual that it can be done by the dealer. The dealer told me that it was not as simple as removing a fuse...they needed to rewire some things, etc. because by removing the fuse you would not have lights. Said it would cost about $180 or so. That was the end of if for me :-)
...Allen
Have you tried applying the parking brake to the first notch, backing off the adjustment and covering the indicator light? ;)
mike hunt
"Allen L." wrote:
The dealer told me
What?
On some models, the running lights go off when the parking brake is applied. Excuse the resident moron. He's not all there.
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