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06-21-2002 | 10:42 AM
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From: Chesapeake Bay
I appreciate someone bringing this subject up. I just started noticing it and I thought I was going nuts. Now, I might still be going nuts, but at least I'm not the only one who thinks all the DRL's are burning out. 
06-21-2002 | 11:04 AM
#23
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Joined: Mar 2001
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From: Orlando, Fl. USA
Yep my wifes 2001 Suburban has a drivers side light out.
Catman they really work good. It's easier for people to see lights than a car that blends into the back ground. Same reason most states make motorcycles run with a headlight on. If you don't want them you can turn them off.
No problems with the older body style we have a 1997. Like they said full the fuse if you don't want them on, the one click on the e brake turns them off but that lights the red brake light on the dash which would bother the hell out of me.
BB gun LOL
Catman they really work good. It's easier for people to see lights than a car that blends into the back ground. Same reason most states make motorcycles run with a headlight on. If you don't want them you can turn them off.
No problems with the older body style we have a 1997. Like they said full the fuse if you don't want them on, the one click on the e brake turns them off but that lights the red brake light on the dash which would bother the hell out of me.
BB gun LOL
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