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huh! Thanks for the insight, suggestions and know how....butjumpers are a little out of my league. I truly appreciate the help and info though. I think I''ll pop the hood and at least investigate your suggestions. I''ll let you know if the car still starts next week.....[img]smileys/smiley4.gif[/img] |
Hee hee hee Drive down to the Mississippi Gulf Coast, and I will be glad to demonstrate the proper procedure of making and installing those jumpers ... |
Originally Posted by OceanArcher
BigBear75 OK, I understand what you are trying to do, and the short answer is a resounding ''''''''no''''''''. Best option is to delve into the wiring harness that runs from the body control module to the underhood fuse block where the DRL relay is located. Locate the light green wire with a black stripe on it. This is the controlling signal for the DRL relay. Do with it as you see fit. Oh ... do not simply pull the DRL relay, as that will prevent your right side high beam headlight from getting power note* edited to correct my poor spelling Edited by: john95SW2 |
Ocean, I was just in your neighborhood last summer...we took a 7,ooo mile road trip visiting family.....lol thanks for all the help. I will take look under that there hood and poke around... John, I just might try that and see what happens. That is an y easy undo if it doesnt work. Thanks again for the assistancefellow saturn members....[img]smileys/smiley10.gif[/img] |
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