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BilalMGM 03-27-2010 03:35 AM

How to disable DRL
 
Could you please tell me how to cancel the Daytime Running Lights on a Mercury 2008?

mecka nick 03-27-2010 08:03 AM

Find the signal wire for the DRL that comes from the PCM or the trans position sensor & disconnect it. I don't like those things either. They cause folks to drive around at night with no rear lights.

BilalMGM 03-28-2010 07:01 AM

Thanks Mecka mate,

But sorry to ask, where can I find the PCM (Powertrain Control Module) as I don't have the car manual on me anymore and how to trace the signal wire?.

also for the 2nd option do u mean the trans sensor? and where can I also locate this?

TIA

mecka nick 03-29-2010 10:15 PM

If you're going to do this kind of work on your car you'll need a manual. I recomend a factory man. The pcm is on the firewall right behind the d/s wheel well. The trans. pos. sensor is attached on the d/s of trans where the linkage attaches but with no diagram that's kinda useless. I'll try & remember to look up the diagram tomorrow & see.

BilalMGM 04-04-2010 01:25 AM

Did you manage to get a diagram of what wire to cut/sensor to disconect to get the DRL's off?? Thanks.

mecka nick 04-04-2010 10:26 AM

The DRL works through the lighting control module [LCM] & are actually the hi beam bulbs getting sent a lower intensity signal. I looked at the connector views to try & find a wire but didn't see one labeled DRL. I could send you the connector views of the trans sensor/LCM & you can see which circuits get voltage when you put it in drive at the TS & LCM. Just make sure if you cut a wire you do it so it can be spliced back if it doesn't work.

termpapers 04-30-2010 07:04 AM

Could you please tell me how to cancel the Daytime Running Lights on a Mercury 2008?

Term papers

Cannon 05-13-2012 01:21 AM

I know I'm digging this up from the past but has anyone figured this out yet?

leoqmoa 05-21-2012 09:14 PM

I think so, and I also have the doubt with you.


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