This fixed my problem of running lights NOT turning off. 2001 Corolla. This is a difficult problem to diagnose. Would be Much easier to cut red/blue wire than unseat it from connector. I searched high and low to find this fix. Glove box is not that hard to remove. Bravo yingcluk!!
Hi, your video is useful, thanks. my question is, the automatic night light still work after deleting the daylight??? my mean is, at night the low beam light come on automatically after deleting DLR?
how does the drl curcuit work? is it possible to use a capacitor canceller to allow the drl circuit to work with an led 9003 headlight? if so where does one obtain such a canceller ?etc
I have a 2002 Toyota Corolla LE, can I control the headlights manually without the the DRL module? What happens if I just unplug the black box from the wiring harness without tampering wires?
Can you tell if there are the headlights or just day time running lights turn on after you shift to drive gear ? If there are the headlights, you can try to turn the knob to turn them off. If you can't turn off the headlights this way, then you "probably" have to do what I showed in the video. The light control switch is on the left / right signal bar ( the left side bar between steeling wheel ). I don't think you should unplug the entire module because it controls other things which I am not 100% sure.
I tried removing the Fuse/Relay on the Engine Bay, but Headlights Stopped Working, i'ma do that Removing the Wire, that way if you mistake th wire, you can put it back not damaging anything else!
what is the name of the cord you're cutting? i have a chevy prizm but they're built almost identical to the corolla but my cords are different, i have a cords list of which number is what cord but i need the name of the cord to know what to cut
PIN 24 location is unused and empty on my 98 CE. Saw that on another video that had the pinout diagram. Red with blue stripe is PIN 23. I just cut it and it seems to be working for me.
I am not sure how you get your information. For my car, 2000 Corolla LE, it is pin 23. I recommend you to make sure if your car year and model is same as mine. I am not sure if CE or Sports model is same as LE. I can only guess they "should be" very similar.
Hi Arik, It's been almost 10 months, so I don't remember the color. I watched the video in my computer again, and it seems sort of red-ish color, and may be a bit mixed with blue or white, but I am not 100% sure.
I check from older comments, the wire is red-ish or red blue stripe kind of color. However, I strongly recommend you check the number in the connector or the relay to make sure because it's been very long and I don't remember exactly what it is now.
Hi, your video is useful, thanks. my question is, the automatic night light still work after deleting the daylight??? my mean is, at night the low beam light come on automatically after deleting DLR?
I am not sure what you mean by night light. My car only has headlights, no DRL, no night light. This is for the headlights (low beam) that comes on automatically once the automatic gear is shifted into drive. It does NOT turn on automatically, you have to manually turn the knob to turn on the headlights. You MUST also turn it off manually. It does NOT turn off even you turn off the engine. I used to drive 93 model corolla, and I don't like the automatic headlight in this generation corolla. It just wastes the light bulb lifetime, and I don't know why anyone would need headlight under the bright day light.
It's a safety feature. What do notice more? A car with headlights off or a car with headlights on? Even in daytime. The answer is car with headlights on. But I still think it's a dumb feature(or at least a feature that should be controlled by a switch) as it burns up bulb quicker. The best safety feature is driving safely and alertly.
The Nimble Ninja Grown men are able to determine when to turn on fog lights, low beams and so on. We do not need extremely corrupt, large corporations to force our hand.
This fixed my problem of running lights NOT turning off. 2001 Corolla. This is a difficult problem to diagnose. Would be Much easier to cut red/blue wire than unseat it from connector. I searched high and low to find this fix. Glove box is not that hard to remove. Bravo yingcluk!!
Very helpful. I agree with you, it is a waste to have the lights on during a sunny day. -Thank you.
it works. I did it in a 1999 corolla, pin 23,
changing the headlights very often, from Guatemala, best regards.
I am glad it helps
thank you, i removed pin 23. i now can control the lights manually
It worked for my 2002 Corolla, I recently installed LED lights and the DRL makes them flicker, I just cut the wire running into pin#23
Good I need video please
after cut it what happens? is there a pinout of the drl module? thx
En mi toyota corolla 2000,no tenía número, es el cable rojo con línea azul. Logré desconectarlo. Gracias, saludos cordiales de Puerto Rico.
Bro el del 2001 es igual ?
Es ese entonces este compa me enrredo más
Hi, your video is useful, thanks. my question is, the automatic night light still work after deleting the daylight??? my mean is, at night the low beam light come on automatically after deleting DLR?
Sorry for late reply. I'm not familiar with models that have DRL.
how does the drl curcuit work?
is it possible to use a capacitor canceller to allow the drl circuit to work with an led 9003 headlight?
if so where does one obtain such a canceller ?etc
Sorry for late reply. I'm not familiar with models that have DRL.
I have a 2002 Toyota Corolla LE, can I control the headlights manually without the the DRL module? What happens if I just unplug the black box from the wiring harness without tampering wires?
Can you tell if there are the headlights or just day time running lights turn on after you shift to drive gear ? If there are the headlights, you can try to turn the knob to turn them off. If you can't turn off the headlights this way, then you "probably" have to do what I showed in the video.
The light control switch is on the left / right signal bar ( the left side bar between steeling wheel ).
I don't think you should unplug the entire module because it controls other things which I am not 100% sure.
I tried removing the Fuse/Relay on the Engine Bay, but Headlights Stopped Working, i'ma do that Removing the Wire, that way if you mistake th wire, you can put it back not damaging anything else!
This also applies to Chevy prizm 98/2002 👌 now I have no more light on when I start the car automatically 😁
i got a 2001 and if i ruin something when i cut 23 im blaming you😂😂
what is the name of the cord you're cutting? i have a chevy prizm but they're built almost identical to the corolla but my cords are different, i have a cords list of which number is what cord but i need the name of the cord to know what to cut
For mine was pin 24? And it was red with blue stripe.
PIN 24 location is unused and empty on my 98 CE. Saw that on another video that had the pinout diagram. Red with blue stripe is PIN 23. I just cut it and it seems to be working for me.
This worked on my Corolla. Wire #23 must be cut, or removed.
(I think #23 was Jordan’s jersey number.)
en español es el cable color rojo y azul ese es el 23 gracias 😁😁🤗
ESTE WEY NO MAS LO SACO PERO NO ENSEÑO QUE COLOR ERA
PR en la casa puñeta 🔥😂
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No explico que funcion hace este relay ni el color del cable o si remplazando
@@felixautotech4754 lo importante del video es 🙃 que si eliminas ese cable las luces no estaran encendidas durante el dia 😏✌🏽
What is a we-lay?
Electronic Relay
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relay
Wow! This should have been a 2 Minute video. Nearly 9 minutes of gibberish.
😂
everybody tells me that you have to pull out pin number 12, not 23.
I am not sure how you get your information. For my car, 2000 Corolla LE, it is pin 23. I recommend you to make sure if your car year and model is same as mine. I am not sure if CE or Sports model is same as LE. I can only guess they "should be" very similar.
I think it's pin/wire 12 for 2003-2008 models. On a 2000 model it is #23.
What color is the wire?
Hi Arik, It's been almost 10 months, so I don't remember the color. I watched the video in my computer again, and it seems sort of red-ish color, and may be a bit mixed with blue or white, but I am not 100% sure.
The color of the cable is red blue stripe and a silver ring.......excuse my english use translator
juanchoxs yes
Arik Ridgeway red and blue
What color is the wire
I check from older comments, the wire is red-ish or red blue stripe kind of color. However, I strongly recommend you check the number in the connector or the relay to make sure because it's been very long and I don't remember exactly what it is now.
You really did a great job
Thanks for your video!
thank you bro you helped me a lot
Omg all that to do that 😂😂😂😂
Nombre compa no le entendí ni vma jajaja hubiera puesto que cable era nomás con eso
Excelente Gracias 😊👍🏻
Very easy just cut one wire that it
popeye skilled I cut the wire that he said to cut and now my headlights don't work at all...
What
you talk to much!
thank u you video
Thank you.
Hi, your video is useful, thanks. my question is, the automatic night light still work after deleting the daylight??? my mean is, at night the low beam light come on automatically after deleting DLR?
I am not sure what you mean by night light. My car only has headlights, no DRL, no night light.
This is for the headlights (low beam) that comes on automatically once the automatic gear is shifted into drive.
It does NOT turn on automatically, you have to manually turn the knob to turn on the headlights.
You MUST also turn it off manually. It does NOT turn off even you turn off the engine.
I used to drive 93 model corolla, and I don't like the automatic headlight in this generation corolla. It just wastes the light bulb lifetime, and I don't know why anyone would need headlight under the bright day light.
Ying True. I agree, it is a waste to headlights during the day. Thank you for this helpful video.
It's a safety feature. What do notice more? A car with headlights off or a car with headlights on? Even in daytime. The answer is car with headlights on. But I still think it's a dumb feature(or at least a feature that should be controlled by a switch) as it burns up bulb quicker. The best safety feature is driving safely and alertly.
The Nimble Ninja Grown men are able to determine when to turn on fog lights, low beams and so on. We do not need extremely corrupt, large corporations to force our hand.