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Yes, it turns off the automatic feature. So, you will have to turn your headlights on manually at night.

Cut pin 12 on the wiring harness behind your glove box. It's a blue wire right below a pink one on the right side. There's a thread on here somewhere about how to do it with pictures. I did it on my 2013 and LOVE it! The DRL's turn off and you have full control of your headlights. The automatic...

Heat is another issue that I read about, vented backplates make sense. I will make sure to get those whenever I decide on what I'm going to purchase. I don't really have a concern for how much it costs or the time that I have to put in, I did it with my 1996 Honda CR-V while I was in Japan.

I'm not trying to use them as an aid in improved lighting while driving at night, I just like them bright all the time. It's more of a preference.

I've heard a lot about Porter Cable, but heard its name is what makes it so popular. Others have been talking a lot of great things about Griot, but haven't heard the pro's and con's about both.

I clean my car the old fashion way, by hand. I would like to purchase a random orbital buffer to see better results when it comes to detailing my car, but I don't know which is the best to purchase. I have a 2013 Toyota Corolla S that has a Black Sand Pearl paint job. So, you already know how...

My Daytime Running Lights don't turn off when I turned my headlights on, they just dim down. So, they are always on. I can turn them off with the switch in the cabin, but I like having them on. I think I found the relay that sends less voltage to the Daytime Running Lights when the headlights...

Yes, I bought them stock. They are mounted above my fog lights.

The LED Daytime Running Lights are at maximum brightness when the headlights aren't on. When I turn on my headlights, the LED Daytime Running Lights dim down drastically. Is there a way to make the LED Daytime Running Lights not dim down when I turn my headlights on?