DRL in Yaris from..?

[Falconia]

Originally Posted by CTScott

On your car it is just below the top of the dash, to the left of the speedometer.

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Oh my god. Looks like impossible thing to remove. I just looked under the steering wheel and it is hard to even see this far.

I asked local Toyota Service about DRL module and they weren't even heard about it. That made me think is these models even DRL (here in Finland). Thought, I read somewhere that Yaris with cold weather package has it. So I assume Finland is cold place enough.

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by Falconia

Oh my god. Looks like impossible thing to remove. I just looked under the steering wheel and it is hard to even see this far.

I asked local Toyota Service about DRL module and they weren't even heard about it. That made me think is these models even DRL (here in Finland). Thought, I read somewhere that Yaris with cold weather package has it. So I assume Finland is cold place enough.

You would have to remove the top of the dash to get at it.

[Falconia]

Originally Posted by CTScott

You would have to remove the top of the dash to get at it.

Are you sure that my car have DRL. Headlights turn on when starting the engine. Is that the sign of DRL and that can't be done otherwise?

I'm just thinking why Toyota service have never heard about DRL in here.

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by Falconia

Are you sure that my car have DRL. Headlights turn on when starting the engine. Is that the sign of DRL and that can't be done otherwise?

I'm just thinking why Toyota service have never heard about DRL in here.

The headlights turning on when the engine is running is the definition of daytime running lights, so I am almost positive that your car has DRL. There are other ways to achieve the same effect, but not from the factory. You may be able to get at the DRL module (or at least see if you have it) by removing the speedometer trim and speedometer. That may give you enough space and the correct angle to see or feel the module.

[Falconia]

Originally Posted by CTScott

The headlights turning on when the engine is running is the definition of daytime running lights, so I am almost positive that your car has DRL. There are other ways to achieve the same effect, but not from the factory. You may be able to get at the DRL module (or at least see if you have it) by removing the speedometer trim and speedometer. That may give you enough space and the correct angle to see or feel the module.

How do I remove speedometer cover?

If I can't remove the DRL module I should buy relay harness, with the relay HID should work even with the DRL, right?

..Am I totally wrong