daytime running lamp (drl) don't use sensors. if yours don't works, start by checking the parking brake pedal's braket you should have a switch near the top. This switch send the signal to turn on/off the drl. if it works properly go under the hood to the the fuse and relay center (a black box on the driver's side) and check your power on the relay connectors.to see if your relay is good try to swap it wiht the horn relay. i hope this help daytime running lamp (drl) don't use sensors. if yours don't works, start by checking the parking brake pedal's braket you should have a switch near the top. This switch send the signal to turn on/off the drl. if it works properly go under the hood to the the fuse and relay center (a black box on the driver's side) and check your power on the relay connectors.to see if your relay is good try to swap it wiht the horn relay. i hope this help
There are a few reasons why your daytime running lights are flashing. Your wiring could be messed up or your lights might be burning out.
Check the daytime running lights module. This has failed with other manufactures resulting in lights that stay on, or are very dim while the vehicle is running.
When daytime running lights do not work, it means the bulbs may have burned out. It could also mean the fuses have failed or there is a short in the wiring.
In the owners manual it tells you how to turn off the daytime running lights and I think the dusk feature on headlights if not you could remove the relay for the dusk feature.
It could if it was built for the Canadian market. If built for the USA, no.
It could be a number of things. First check all of the fuses. It could be the module which controls the lights but it needs to be checked out. There is also a relay for the daytime running lights on your car i would check into that if all fuses are good.
there is a number of things that could cause this. here are a few easy ones to check. is the e-brake fully disengaged. are the bulbs burnt out. is the wiring harness plugged into the daytime lights bulbs and in good condition. if these check out, you may have a fault in the daytime running light module.
Loose connection SOMEWHERE. It could be a defective DRL (daytime Running Light) module
Umm, cause the switch is on? Seriously, need more information. During the day? Your daytime sensor on the dash could be dead.
take it to a mechanic. they'll know. I AM LINK....!
It could keep the engine from running, but not the valves from moving.
check the oxygen sensors, mine was "running rich" also but it turns out the problem was a bad upstream o2 sensor. The other thing could the throttle position sensor, because the engine is throttle body injected, the sensor could be dirty and sending the computer a bad reading.