PNW Paul
Member
- Joined
- Feb 22, 2020
- Messages
- 55
- Reaction score
- 72
- Points
- 18
- Location
- Grit City
- Vehicle Year
- 2011
- Make / Model
- FX4
- Engine Type
- 4.0 V6
- Transmission
- Manual
- 2WD / 4WD
- 4WD
- Total Lift
- 3" New Torsion Keys, Added Rear Leaf Springs (Suspension Only)
- Tire Size
- 285 75R 16
Question for those lighting experts out there . . .
Have a 2011 ranger that started life in Canada, and as such has the daytime running lights. I'd really prefer to have the lights come on when I activate the switch, but the Ford dealership states there's no way to alter the headlights, probably as much for liability purposes than ECM wiring configuration. Not interested in bypassing the switch to the e-brake, looking for better outcome.
Anyone know how an aftermarket set that incorporates LED strips for daytime running lights would work with a Canadian spec'ed Ranger? Don't mind the safety aspect of having the DRLs, just would prefer not to have the entire headlight illuminated while driving.
Here's a possible option, with halo DRL:
Would want the DRL halos illuminated, but wouldn't want the headlight to burn (even at reduced percentage) any and every time the truck is started.
Appreciate any insight out there,
Paul
Have a 2011 ranger that started life in Canada, and as such has the daytime running lights. I'd really prefer to have the lights come on when I activate the switch, but the Ford dealership states there's no way to alter the headlights, probably as much for liability purposes than ECM wiring configuration. Not interested in bypassing the switch to the e-brake, looking for better outcome.
Anyone know how an aftermarket set that incorporates LED strips for daytime running lights would work with a Canadian spec'ed Ranger? Don't mind the safety aspect of having the DRLs, just would prefer not to have the entire headlight illuminated while driving.
Here's a possible option, with halo DRL:
Would want the DRL halos illuminated, but wouldn't want the headlight to burn (even at reduced percentage) any and every time the truck is started.
Appreciate any insight out there,
Paul