daytime headlights

[99xcss4]

I don't know about a 2000 model GMT800 but I can tell you on our 2006's pulling the DRL relay in the underhood convenience center stopped the DRL's, no problem. Ours have been disabled for many years. The 800's use a high wattage bulb next to the turn signal, instead of burning the low beam headlight at a lower voltage.. and for some reason those bulbs seem to burn out quickly. I got tired of messing with them so I just pulled the relays.

Richard

thanks I will have to tell him to look for a relay(s)

 

[TICK]

well guys, i thank you for such a easy fix. i pulled the fuse, labeled, DRL/FOG #15. that seems to have taken care of it. lights still work. now i got to tackle the back up lights on my 89. but the rain is coming back. so i'll get back to ya'll when i got it on the lift. thanks again.

 

[Bob L]

I pulled the fuse on my 98 W/T years ago. I think the seat belt warning light died with it

 

[PNWMike]

Shortly after I got my '99 Suburban, I removed the DRL module from below the steering column and removed the DRL bulb from the instrument cluster, and that solved it for me. Not sure about other years/models, though.

I'll control my own headlights and have them on when I want them to be on, thank you very much.