How to make DRLs stay on all the time?

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muncie21

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The headlight sockets in my 2009 and 2014 Yukon both showed signs of over heating when I changed the bulbs. I'm no electrical engineer, but I would think that having more lights running on the same circuit at the same time, than the circuit was designed for (think low beams, high beams and fogs as a 'worse case') may result in more current flow and thus more heat.

Here's what my headlight socket looked like when I replaced the headlight in my 2016 recently.

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LTG515

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The headlight sockets in my 2009 and 2014 Yukon both showed signs of over heating when I changed the bulbs. I'm no electrical engineer, but I would think that having more lights running on the same circuit at the same time, than the circuit was designed for (think low beams, high beams and fogs as a 'worse case') may result in more current flow and thus more heat.

Here's what my headlight socket looked like when I replaced the headlight in my 2016 recently.

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Yea I thought about that as well.


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I did the 4 high mod using diodes, and changed my DRL to amber, and my high beams to halogen... IMG_20191106_145749449.jpg IMG_20191106_145730348.jpg
 

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