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Alright, those just don't make sense. Let's start bringing it back to on topic.:seeya:
Depot Lights
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Alright, those just don't make sense. Let's start bringing it back to on topic.:seeya:
- Jan 11, 2009
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That is true. It should be modified to also say that the post has to be on topic to the original topic too!
- Dec 19, 2009
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That is true. It should be modified to also say that the post has to be on topic to the original topic too!
Got me ,good job MOD!
- Nov 13, 2009
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now that is an interesting piece of info Manny!...39 posts and countingAn easy way to tell is , that US vette's have 200MPH/KM speedo's and CND Vette's come with 300MPH/KM . The CND speedo's are very desired by our US neighbor's
Thx
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- Apr 9, 2010
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What was the price?
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Prices vary from around $500 for the Depo lights and up to $1300 for the a real pro set .
Thx
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New to site. Do you have a way to stop the annoying auto on headlight popup on a Canadian 2002 coupe. It is not allowing me to diable the twilight sentinal in the options. I see there is a relay in the fuse bow associated to this funtion but it doesnt seem to readily want to "pop out". Any help would be appreciated.
- Apr 9, 2010
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x2. I hate my lights popping in the garage, or wherever for 4 minutes or less, thinking, is this the time the wheel is going to eat itself?
- Jan 11, 2009
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Hey Manny, would someone with a tuner be able to turn that feature off?
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See post # 56
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vettefan
No, feature can't be turned off in the PCM. However there is a solution for the headlight defeat. I got this set up on my car. For $18.00 USD from this site:
The Corvette GadgetMan: All
And it's easy to install 5 minutes tops.
- Jun 14, 2010
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Headlight Defeat
Thanks vettefan. I had a look at Gadgetmans headlight defeat and I am going to order one. Can you tell me where it installs. Do you have take apart the dash or other interior parts. Thanks for the help.
Thanks vettefan. I had a look at Gadgetmans headlight defeat and I am going to order one. Can you tell me where it installs. Do you have take apart the dash or other interior parts. Thanks for the help.
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vettefan
Rocky Road,
The instructions are self explanitory, remove the small grill on top of the dash. splice the two wires, with the defeat wiring and you are done. The hardest part is to remove the grill which requires care not to break. then have a beer.
- Jun 8, 2009
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I just completed this job with a buddy, skipped all the intermediate steps and went straight for the beer. I gave a feeling of accomplishment and was very satisfying. I like projects like that ...
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OK Boys I found the perfect "FREE" Premature headlight poping up/ on fix tonight.
We were out on our regular Thursday Night HDR and this topic came up.
Paul (Baby Blue / THX BABE) showed me the cure. He actually did the job for me.
Very simple & quick.
#1: You remove the carpeted cover piece at the front of the passenger foot well.
#2: Then remove the black cover from the fuse / Relay box. Look inside the fuse box cover for the # 44 relay location
#3: Then pull / Remove the #44 relay.
#4: Re-install the fuse cover.
#5: Re-install the carpet piece
#6: Go for a nigh-time back road cruise. (Just got home)
This whole project will take less than 5 minutes.
Everything still works including you key fob approach lights.
No wires cut and absolutely "FREE"
Now I have complete control over the headlight switch. They only go on when I want them on.
I have HID fog lights so I hardly need the actual headlight unless it's in extremely dark areas.
Also looks cool with only the fogs on.
We were out on our regular Thursday Night HDR and this topic came up.
Paul (Baby Blue / THX BABE) showed me the cure. He actually did the job for me.
Very simple & quick.
#1: You remove the carpeted cover piece at the front of the passenger foot well.
#2: Then remove the black cover from the fuse / Relay box. Look inside the fuse box cover for the # 44 relay location
#3: Then pull / Remove the #44 relay.
#4: Re-install the fuse cover.
#5: Re-install the carpet piece
#6: Go for a nigh-time back road cruise. (Just got home)
This whole project will take less than 5 minutes.
Everything still works including you key fob approach lights.
No wires cut and absolutely "FREE"
Now I have complete control over the headlight switch. They only go on when I want them on.
I have HID fog lights so I hardly need the actual headlight unless it's in extremely dark areas.
Also looks cool with only the fogs on.
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Lights Out
Thanks for the heads up - I just did it to mine. Seems OK, but I havent been out because of rain. Any problems associated with this let me know.
Thanks for the heads up - I just did it to mine. Seems OK, but I havent been out because of rain. Any problems associated with this let me know.
