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Disclaimer: ***Any type of modification of your car's electrical system is dangerous and may result in personal injury and/or damage to your vehicle. When purchasing this product, you assume full responsibility and potential risks in running this DRL Bypass w/ Relay Harness.***
*Vehicle Compatibility:
2008-2010 Lancer including all models: DE, ES, GTS, RA, Evo X (ONLY non-SSS halogen headlights)
2007-2010 Outlander
2006-2007 Galant
*This DRL Bypass w/ Relay Harness is also 100% compatible with Stock OEM Lights (Only 9006 OEM Bulbs) . This means Aftermarket HID's are NOT required to utilize this DRL Bypass.
The DRL Bypass will simply eliminate the DRL's. Therefore, no flickering is present when running HID's. The DRL Bypass w/ Relay Harness is completely 100% Plug & Play and requires no splicing of the OEM wiring or messing with the fuse box; Thus saving you from any warranty issues and/or headaches. With the DRL Bypass properly installed, all lights will assume standard normal function:
Position 0 - All lights OFF, DRL's OFF
Position 1 - Parking Lights ON, DRL's OFF
Position 2 - Parking Lights ON, Low Beams ON
Here's a video demonstrating the function of the DRL Bypasses that I provide:
2008 2009 Lancer DRL Bypass (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQiS3nNEVw0#)
DRL Bypass w/ Relay Harness:
http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w173/heymynameisjae/melissaR/DRL%20fix/SNV30732.jpg
http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w173/heymynameisjae/melissaR/DRL%20fix/SNV30733.jpg
The DRL Bypass shown may vary slightly (i.e. 1 ground or 2 grounds). However, they will provide the same function.
I can assure you that you will be buying a DRL Bypass with a quality build as I am currently pursuing a career as an Electrical Engineer in NJIT.
For your convenience as the customer, I test each DRL Bypass individually before I ship them out to confirm its 100% working order.
*Price & Shipping:
All transactions are done via Ebay - http://www.ebay.com/itm/170932772421?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649
Local meetup price: $40
Shipping within the US: $45 shipped via USPS Priority Mail w/ Tracking & Confirmation
I will ship out your order the SAME day or the following day after. At your convenience, I will also include a Tracking Number whether shipped within US or to Canada (Rates may vary).
*Return/Exchange:
Void after 30 days from date of delivery.
Void if the DRL bypass is tampered in anyway. I will know, I made it.
Valid only for defected/faulty products.
If it’s been over 30 days, I can offer a repair service; Contact me for further info.
Installation Instructions: DRL Bypass Installation Steps (https://www.dropbox.com/s/ks70bcjmiaen9q0/Installation%20Instructions.pdf)
I personally have been running this setup DRL Bypass w/ Relay Harness since March 12, 2009, with no issues/problems. I've also sold over 300 sets across other Mitsubishi/Lancer forum boards.
Feel free to contact me if you have any questions. Thank you for your interest! :D
BUMP for interest! :cool:
Jackal
09-05-2010, 05:31 PM
Oh Man Not you again. Ok here is the scenario guys. You buy his little set up and disable your daytime driving lights to do what make your car look cooler.
I don't think so but anyway you have a black car and grannie is driving her toyota echo and turns onto the road driving into the sun and wham your brand new Evo or Ralli art is in pieces all over the road. After insurance check out your car and sees you disabled a factory installed safety device guess who is in deep shit.
If they can't see you they will hit you. You make the choice!
Oh Man Not you again. Ok here is the scenario guys. You buy his little set up and disable your daytime driving lights to do what make your car look cooler.
I don't think so but anyway you have a black car and grannie is driving her toyota echo and turns onto the road driving into the sun and wham your brand new Evo or Ralli art is in pieces all over the road. After insurance check out your car and sees you disabled a factory installed safety device guess who is in deep shit.
If they can't see you they will hit you. You make the choice!
I understand your opinion of Daytime Running Lights. However, I personally find DRL's to be counter-productive. You've voiced your opinion, so I'll simply state mine. I've encountered countless drivers with DRL's who forget to turn on their low beams in rain or fog and at dusk or dawn. While DRL's are a safety feature, this is especially dangerous to other drivers, because the taillights are not lit when the DRL's are activated. I can only assume that these drivers believe that in such conditions, the DRL's are a sufficient amount of light.
Yes, my DRL Bypass does disable Daytime Running Lights. Yes, I understand it is a factory installed safety feature. You've brought up a situation involving an accident due to the lack of DRL's. Although I do find it to be a special case, in my defense, my DRL Bypass is 100% Plug & Play; Meaning, it can removed with no signs of tampering with the DRL safety feature.
Nonetheless, thank you for sharing.
bump for interest :D
Thanks for the free bump! :cool:
GAbOS
09-24-2010, 03:28 PM
If someone has an issue seeing a 3200 pound car, there's a bigger issue than DRL's. :D
Really.. how did humanity survive so long with out DRL's. A mystery we may never know the answer to.
If someone has an issue seeing a 3200 pound car, there's a bigger issue than DRL's. :D
Really.. how did humanity survive so long with out DRL's. A mystery we may never know the answer to.
LOL that last part reminded me of a commercial.
"How many lick does it take to get to the tootsie roll of the tootsie pop... one two three.. How many does it take to get to the center, the world may never know" lol
so this is just for RA with HID?
What about for RA like mine that just have reg Hedlights?
can you make custom one with a button to turn DRL off/on to empty button on dash next to ASC?
freakin expensive. i bought the same one from diffrent seller saved me $20 usint it for 2years now
so this is just for RA with HID?
What about for RA like mine that just have reg Hedlights?
can you make custom one with a button to turn DRL off/on to empty button on dash next to ASC?
My DRL Bypass is also compatible with Stock OEM Bulbs. Aftermarket HID's are not a necessity to use my DRL Bypass. It will operate the same and eliminate the DRL's as designed to do so.
Creating a custom button would involve automotive wiring. I simply a provide a Plug & Play solution.
GO Pac-man!
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Bump for you.
GO Pac-man!
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Bump for you.
Haha thanks! He had enough heart to even let Margarito finish. :p
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vplukas101
12-16-2010, 02:11 PM
bump for xmas sale? :D
aznnightkidz
12-20-2010, 11:48 AM
+1 Bump for xmas sale
bump for xmas sale? :D
+1 Bump for xmas sale
Check out my eBay ad. I do provide the option of Best Offers. :cool:
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Bumpity bump. Man I still need to get one of these -_-
I can respect jRox's hustle & once I have money set aside for this I will be getting one too. But I would have to further mod for more functionality.
On/Off switch DRL bypass? Wire up rear tail lights to operate with the DRL.
;)
Any group buy discounts? Just curious.
I can respect jRox's hustle & once I have money set aside for this I will be getting one too. But I would have to further mod for more functionality.
On/Off switch DRL bypass? Wire up rear tail lights to operate with the DRL.
;)
Any group buy discounts? Just curious.
Thanks for the free BUMPS!
I can only offer group buy discounts if it's shipped to 1 location. However, I do accept "Best Offers" as an option on my eBay ad. :D
Blaze
03-16-2011, 03:39 PM
I'm kind of scratching my head here.
Albeit cool that you made a bypass to circumvent the DRLs, but.... Why would you not simply pull the fuse if you don't want them to come on?
That's what we do on HID systems. Baring that, you could simply remove the bulbs.
Or did I miss that point somehow?
(I'm not a smart man)
I'm kind of scratching my head here.
Albeit cool that you made a bypass to circumvent the DRLs, but.... Why would you not simply pull the fuse if you don't want them to come on?
That's what we do on HID systems. Baring that, you could simply remove the bulbs.
Or did I miss that point somehow?
(I'm not a smart man)
Because removing the fuse has no effect. Yes, those with the OEM HID projectors simply have to remove the fuse. However, this is not the case for those with the Halogen Headlights. As for those with the OEM HID Projectors, the inner bulb is the DRL. Those without the OEM HID Projectors, the Low Beam bulb is shared with the DRL's. This serves a problem when people would like to run HID's as the DRL's provide a lower voltage signal; Thus not providing enough power to fully ignite the HID. This results in HID flicker (strobe effect) which will essentially cause damage to the HID Ballast and decrease its lifetime.
I'm no smart man either. But pulling the fuse was the first thing I tried. ;)
vplukas101
03-21-2011, 03:24 PM
i think i just helped you sell 2 harnesses in chicago lol
Blaze
03-22-2011, 07:43 AM
Because removing the fuse has no effect. Yes, those with the OEM HID projectors simply have to remove the fuse. However, this is not the case for those with the Halogen Headlights. As for those with the OEM HID Projectors, the inner bulb is the DRL. Those without the OEM HID Projectors, the Low Beam bulb is shared with the DRL's. This serves a problem when people would like to run HID's as the DRL's provide a lower voltage signal; Thus not providing enough power to fully ignite the HID. This results in HID flicker (strobe effect) which will essentially cause damage to the HID Ballast and decrease its lifetime.
I'm no smart man either. But pulling the fuse was the first thing I tried. ;)
:) Excellent explaination!
And a :bump: for you.
i think i just helped you sell 2 harnesses in chicago lol
Thanks for the support! :D
:) Excellent explaination!
And a :bump: for you.
:cool:
I just need to set aside money for this. Im going to get one soon.
Happy Easter Bump!
I just need to set aside money for this. Im going to get one soon.
Happy Easter Bump!
Sounds good! :cool:
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mitsuXtwo
08-02-2011, 05:34 PM
I think you might have bumped your head. Jk. Lol!!!!:D:p
Can you make me one to bypass the DRL bypass with a ON/OFF switch? I will pay you extra for it. Lmk. Thanks.
or maybe you can explain the oem wiring diagram & your bypass, so I can make my own On/Off switch would be excellent.
If it save you some time. Im sure you got diagram of some sort when you made this.
http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w173/heymynameisjae/melissaR/DRL%20fix/SNV30733.jpg
^ an option like that would probably put you ahead of the game.
Can you make me one to bypass the DRL bypass with a ON/OFF switch? I will pay you extra for it. Lmk. Thanks.
or maybe you can explain the oem wiring diagram & your bypass, so I can make my own On/Off switch would be excellent.
If it save you some time. Im sure you got diagram of some sort when you made this.
http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w173/heymynameisjae/melissaR/DRL%20fix/SNV30733.jpg
Can you elaborate why you'd like a toggle switch? It sounds like you'd like to control whether you want your DRL's ON or OFF? Is that correct?
BravoZero
11-14-2011, 11:24 AM
Seems like it... for state inspection purposes maybe?
Can you elaborate why you'd like a toggle switch? It sounds like you'd like to control whether you want your DRL's ON or OFF? Is that correct?
Yes, Sir. I will pay extra. Thanks I know you can do it.
Seems like it... for state inspection purposes maybe?
No, just want it more functional, dont want to lose the DRL but at the same time sometimes I feel it is necessary to turn the headlight off but cant until you turn the engine off. If I had a switch it would solve both problems, everybody is a happy camper.
Yes, Sir. I will pay extra. Thanks I know you can do it.
Unfortunately, I don't think there's a way to include a toggle switch while keeping everything Plug & Play. You'll have to do some wiring routing regardless.
A couple quick questions...
What is the voltage that is supplied to the headlights for the DRL, and instead of eliminating it, can you give me a connection that OUTPUTS that voltage? This is all with stock halogens.
A couple quick questions...
What is the voltage that is supplied to the headlights for the DRL, and instead of eliminating it, can you give me a connection that OUTPUTS that voltage? This is all with stock halogens.
DRL signal is an oscillating square wave voltage. You can tap into my harness before the DRL Module. This will output the DRL signal.
http://www.clubralliart.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1206&stc=1&d=1323106240
Sweet! Great info.
Thanks jRox.
TheBlackBeast
12-19-2011, 06:41 PM
Simply out of curiosity, how many of these have you sold? :)
Simply out of curiosity, how many of these have you sold? :)
I have heard that jrox has made.....
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_YGLQQZTHoU0/SmTjus47poI/AAAAAAAAJOQ/sadbYnyBaBc/s400/drevil.jpg
Simply out of curiosity, how many of these have you sold? :)To be honest, I never kept count. But I would say enough to consider it a part-time hobby. :D
30! 30 Bumps in a row,,,Ahhhh! Ahhhh! Ahhh!!!
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Yes, I was bored..lol
BravoZero
03-27-2012, 12:51 PM
30! 30 Bumps in a row,,,Ahhhh! Ahhhh! Ahhh!!!
Yes, I was bored..lol
You should post more Slingblade clips, lol.
Thanks for the free bumps! :p
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mitsuXtwo
07-28-2012, 04:31 PM
How much for shipping to 46392?
USPS Priority Flat Rate Mail w/ Tracking: $5.35
Rylinkus
08-24-2012, 06:07 PM
Bump for a great product. Timely shipping, works great. A must have if you have HIDs
Bump for a great product. Timely shipping, works great. A must have if you have HIDs
Thanks for the positive feedback! :D
Rylinkus
08-27-2012, 01:47 PM
Thanks for the positive feedback! :D
No prob. Works great. Even gave me more slack in wiring, so I was able to relocate one of the ballasts to a better location.
psyberkilla
09-05-2012, 02:15 PM
Got a new URL for the instructions? I bought this harness a while ago, but haven't installed it yet. This one included in the initial post 404's:
http://projectlancer.info/Howtos/DLRInstructions.pdf
Got a new URL for the instructions? I bought this harness a while ago, but haven't installed it yet. This one included in the initial post 404's:
http://projectlancer.info/Howtos/DLRInstructions.pdf
Here you go: http://projectlancer.net/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=4
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