Removing 'always On' Headlight Feature

[Turbo6man]

For a moderator you should know not to bother posting something stupid like that. If you don't understand the problem or have anything useful to say, pipe down.

As a moderator I am able to discern real problems from imaginary ones. Something you as a non-moderator can not.

Lighten up mate, only stirring ...

Hey Tabbitha, any fish biting up your way? They're really ON down here!

[tab]

FG XR6-T, Ego, 6 Speed Manual, Prem Audio.

Nuff said

[dave-]

So still no tinkering by fleet drivers?

[xr6_2001]

Found it!, anyone else interested it's in the fuse box pull off panel near the drivers door,hard to describe but, on the right hand side once your take the cover off, down the bottom there is a main plug with many wires going to it, there is white wire that has a yellow clip on it, just unplug the clip and the always on lights is disabled.

[dave-]

Found it!, anyone else interested it's in the fuse box pull off panel near the drivers door,hard to describe but, on the right hand side once your take the cover off, down the bottom there is a main plug with many wires going to it, there is white wire that has a yellow clip on it, just unplug the clip and the always on lights is disabled.

Thanks for the PM too, I'd forgot to subscribe to my own thread

Here is the wire xr6_2001 is talking about:

Mine was crimped on so instead of ripping it off, I tried tracing the wire but didn't get far so I went fishing again under the dash... and found what looked almost identical to the module used on the old BA's I had:

Peeling away some of the foam taping at the end, there is a clip on the side which opens it up to show a 5A blade fuse. With that removed the stupid fleet system is defeated:

Reason I couldn't find it the first time is the dealer did a much better job fitting it this time and had hidden it well up under the dash. On my BA's it was pretty much just hanging above the pedals near the steering column.

Thanks again xr6_2001!

Edited 03/09/08 04:40 AM by dave-