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RE: Quick, easy, and cheap way to kill DRL's...
Dr. Bob,
I realize this. It also warns about this in the Bentley manual, that's why I
spent a good deal of time looking for the proper color wires. Anyway, maybe I
just got lucky, but it worked for me right the first time. I didn't mess with
relays or jumpers or anything. The DRL's on these cars was an afterthought,
meaning I'm pretty sure they weren't designed in in '93, so there is a single
connector that adds them in to the existing circuitry. Disconnect this
connector, and the circuit no longer exists, but can be put back in if desired.
Cab
>Date: Wed, 7 Jun 2000 04:52:12 -0400
>From: "Dr. Bob" <rmalinka@spec.net>
>Subject: RE: Quick, easy, and cheap way to kill DRL's...
>Cab:
>Beware not all A3's have the same relay number and jumper setup to
>disconnect the DRL's.
>They varied slightly from model year to year. I know that when I did mine
>('95 MY)it was slighlty different from a friends VW which was a '96 MY. As
>a rule who ever attempts this procedure should always check a wire diagram
>(schematic) or trace all wires before changing anything from stock.
>Dr. Bob