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Replying to: dtownfb (Nov 02, 2007 9:32 am) Jmeasell....what's your thought? |
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Replying to: flyerman (Oct 28, 2007 3:36 pm) |
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My headlights no longer come on automatically when it gets dark. The dash lights dim, so I assume the light sensor on top of the dash is working. The headlights work with the headlamp switch. Are the DRLs (The 2 yellow turn signal lights in front) supposed to go off when the headlights are turned on? My DRLs are always on with or without the headlights. When I see other Intrigues driving at night the yellow DRLs are on as well as the headlights. Anyone else ever have this issue? Thanks
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Replying to: racer__x_9 (Nov 14, 2007 10:13 am) |
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Replying to: racer__x_9 (Nov 14, 2007 10:13 am) Sometimes taping it with the butt end of a screwdriver can get them to work. Contacts can be cleaned if you have patience to disassemble it. Or try replacing it with another relay of same kind/part# (one that's not real important). The bcm controls the relay with reference from the daylight senor and bypasses the manual control stick. cheers |
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Moonshadow - Thanks. Is the headlamp relay the same as the DRL control module, or something different? If diff where is it? Thanks,
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Replying to: racer__x_9 (Nov 15, 2007 8:10 am) |
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Replying to: ron1967 (Aug 11, 2007 2:02 pm) here in sarnia ontario canada.i won't say who but everyone here will know,it's a fairly small city.i told them to check the wiring as you said and they said it is all fine.when i took it there this morning i told them the alternator was dead.later this afternoon they called me and said low and behold your alt.is no good! that will be $136.00 please for the quote to fix it. the repair bill for the alternator alone would have been $900.00could they tell me what caused it? NO! did they check the wiring as i asked?they didn't think that was the problem.in other words NO! i am going to put a used alternator on it and try to track it down.this is the second one to fry in 18 months.talk about pissed off! when i disconnect the battery and reconnect it everything is fine.all the power the engine is supposed to have is there as where it was sluggish to the point of barely running.it smells like wires burning aswell.no mention of this from the pro's either.the battery tests low and the alt is supposed to be dead,so why does it start and run fine after i disconnect and reconnect the battery? thanks in advance
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Replying to: gfraser (Nov 19, 2007 4:10 pm) If this is all you did then you should check for corrosion in the boots at the battery post. very common on GM's. Disconnect both posts, pry out the center bolt that connects connector to battery and then slide off red and black boots. Get a wire brush in there and clean connector and stud down to bare metal. Sometimes it is caked on there and you will need a file and pick to hack away at the crust. When shiny metal is visible your done. Then check connector for burning, melting etc. Do not be fooled, i have seen 1/8" build up, the little teeth were buried and the crude looks just the like metal connector. Slide boot back on and then replace the center bolt. You may have issues getting the stud back in, but using a small screwdriver start on one side, prying the boot up over the stud rim and then work your way around cheers good luck
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Replying to: moonshadow (Nov 20, 2007 6:48 am)
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