You can be a world champion professional driver with the reflexes of a cat and the speed of a mongoose... but if somebody doesn't see you, you can still get into a situation where even your god-like reflexes will not save you. Keep the DRLs. What is the practical reason to remove them? I can think of a single advantage to not having them.Instead of relying on others to see me, I look out for potential dangers on the road. I got this from years of motorcycle riding, where having a headlight on does not always help you.
Well I have had success with previous cars that did not have DRLs, so I see no need for them now.You can be a world champion professional driver with the reflexes of a cat and the speed of a mongoose... but if somebody doesn't see you, you can still get into a situation where even your god-like reflexes will not save you. Keep the DRLs. What is the practical reason to remove them? I can think of a single advantage to not having them.
I have thought of this and will notify the agent. I don't think I get any discount for having DRLs.Having no lights on automatically may give you problems in an insurance claim also if they have your car listed as having them. I get a premium discount for having DRLs and wouldn't want to deal with a fraud issue with the insurance if they were disabled. Just something to think about.....
Which creates the "other" argument. Blinding others, lol.Im usually on the general consensus wagon with the fine group of folks here at CWRX, but considering it's literally a single plug under the bumper that you unplug, and he can still turn on the parking lights to be seen, I'm gonna say most are over reacting here.
It's not going to cause any problems as long as you weatherproof the plugs you disconnected, and if the only reason someone saw you was because of two dimly lit orange bulbs, you must've really been trying to hide your car.
You have two options m1911a1, You can remove the front bumper and unclip the plug from a large relay box located on the drivers side, or you can always swap out to a brighter LED bulb for your DRL to make it look better while they're activated.
If you can blind someone with DRL's in broad daylight, they must have pupils the size of saucers.Which creates the "other" argument. Blinding others, lol.
Or laser beams for drls. Even crap hids won't really blind you in the day.If you can blind someone with DRL's in broad daylight, they must have pupils the size of saucers.
haha, I figured as much. Mostly just added my comment because I know newbs will read the board and be like " OMG LED DRLS KILL PEOPLE"I threw that out as a joke, as it was a point of contention when the MY15+ was first released. I went the LED route myself.