Utilizing the headlights auto cut-off as auto DRL

**RVRSSG2.0** · August 24th, 2012 12:08 AM

Originally Posted by glntVR

It's really up to you. I think it can but I wouldn't recommend it.

I don't like running my headlights all the time specially at noon when it's hot and your stuck in traffic. I feel that the heat produced by the bulb plus the hot weather here would have a negative effect on the headlight reflector or lens. If you really want DRL its better to buy those LED DRL kits, problem is on some cars it looks a bit off

Hmm, makes sense, that "heat" thing. Thanks, sir!

And yes, I find those aftermarket LED strip DRLs baduy. (No offense, people) Actually I'm getting tired of seeing even Audi and KIA's LED DRLs or any other LED DRLs. Parang masyado nang common.

I prefer DRLs a la USDM; halogen.

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**glntVR** · August 24th, 2012 02:58 PM

Originally Posted by RVRSSG2.0

Hmm, makes sense, that "heat" thing. Thanks, sir!

And yes, I find those aftermarket LED strip DRLs baduy. (No offense, people) Actually I'm getting tired of seeing even Audi and KIA's LED DRLs or any other LED DRLs. Parang masyado nang common.

I prefer DRLs a la USDM; halogen.

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Ah something like the new CR-V which uses the high beam in low wattage mode as DRLs just like USDM and cars from Canada. btw I think the Explorer doesn't come with DRL, normal park lights lang yun if that's a local unit.