Disable daytime driving lights 2011 386 Pete

Why do you want to disable them for? Lights on for safety!

 

Doesn't wanna blind the moon-bats on here.

 

On the 2000 FL Classic I owned there was a switch on the tractor parking brake valve. I disconnected one wire and that disabled the day time running lights.

Bill

 

you could just unplug the connector or remove globes if there r not sealed beams

 

The OP hasn't been back to say why he doesn't want too. With a multiplex electrical system unplugging things is not going to work, especially during a road stop when your high beams aren't working...

 

If you run into CANADA their law requires anything built after 1989 to have / use Daytime Driving Lights. Its not overly enforced , been checked quite a few times never an issue when mine were disabled.

 

When I imported my truck I had to add DRL. I did all the wiring myself and just put an alligator clip on the power wire. I connect it for the annual and quarterly inspections, but I've never had a problem at a coop or roadside.

Ironically, I always drive with my headlights on in the daytime.

 

My first new Western Star was bought in Ontario , Canada ( wicked deal at the time HI $ US / low $ CAN ) so it had the daytime lights. I disconnected them. Last couple of trucks I bought in CanadaI left them hooked up.

 

Because I get tired of cleaning the headlight lenses all the time and headlights are not cheap and because I think I need to decide what I need to run my headlights not the truck