I hate the fact that you have to turn off the truck... put the e-brake on and start the truck again to turn off the lights! Is there any fix to this?

Sometimes I want to drive without lights.:ro)

Read your owners manual for full details. By pushing the interior light shut off so many times, (3?) daylight running lights are shut off.

my daytimes burned out years ago.... I'm looking to be stealthy at night.

depress your interior dome light 4 times and it will switch the light controls to manual.

wow it does pay to read the manual!!!
Thanks Jeremy

I turn my drls off all the time.

Yes, but be careful i think it also turns off your trailer plug if your towing.

Nope, doenst affect the Trailer lights!

Do You Have To Do This Every Time You Turn On The Truck Or Is It A One Time Deal

every time you turn off the truck it resets.

Mine only has to be pressed twice. They go off. turn the truck off and repeat.

wow it does pay to read the manual!!!
Thanks Jeremy

Don't let Red Green know you read the manual!!):h ):h ):h

I have an 05 and the DRLs can be defeated by turning off the auto switch. This is a pain and sooner or later the switch is going to wear out. I like to have the DRLs defeated during the daytime but they are really handy at night for the perimeter lighting. So to my question, is there a way to defeat the DRLs during the day (either by tying the auto headlights circuit or the ignition to ON) and not affect their night time operation. Or does someone have a schematic or wiring diagram for the 05 Auto Headlight switch?

Thanks,
T

Is there a separate fuse for the DRL's on the newer trucks (99+) like on my old '98 z71? I removed it the first week I bought it. ):h

6.6,

Not sure on the fuse but I still want the DRLs to work as perimeter lights after dark, so fuse probalby wouldn't be the answer.

On my 98, I wired the headlights/DRLs to automatically turn off when the ignition was in the "ON" position by wiring across the relay. Worked out very nice.

T