01 Suburban, Can't turn off headlights

[JonnyTahoe]

And get this, those made for the Canadian market do not have the ability to turn off the headlights at all. We don't have the "push in" knob. I assume it is also controlled by the BCM, so I bet even if I got a "push in" knob with this feature, it still wouldn't work.

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[Larryjb]

Naw. Americans just know you like leaving yourselves in the dark.

 

[JonnyTahoe]

Naw. Americans just know you like leaving yourselves in the dark.

Thanks for the Arctic Blast by the way.

 

[OR VietVet]

We work better in the dark than Canucks do.

 

[Larryjb]

Thanks for the Arctic Blast by the way.

That was just our leader giving you the cold shoulder

 

[OR VietVet]

LEADER! You so funny!

 

[NoReverseYukon]

Well now you've all piqued my interest. Looks like another trip to the salvage yard for either a Z71 or a 2003/later switch and harness to try getting rid of DRLs.

 

[JonnyTahoe]

Well now you've all piqued my interest. Looks like another trip to the salvage yard for either a Z71 or a 2003/later switch and harness to try getting rid of DRLs.

My 2000 Tahoe headlights never come on during daylite hours only at night. My Yukon on the other hand the headlights are on all the time probably because the running lights only work once in a while (light sockets are Burnt and cracked).

 

[wildcatgoal]

It's so comical that GM decided that we want auto-on headlamps but don't want to pay for a switch that actually has an OFF and an AUTO selection. Typical...

 

[NoReverseYukon]

Well now you've all piqued my interest. Looks like another trip to the salvage yard for either a Z71 or a 2003/later switch and harness to try getting rid of DRLs.

Thought I would at least follow-up to put this option to bed. Wiring harnesses not compatible.