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Check the fuse list in your owners manual, if your 98 is the same as a 97 fuse 8 is wired to the DRL module & if you pull it out & the DRL's shut off, i'd replace the DRL module.
Fuse 8 is in the power distribution box under the hood/drivers side near the hood hinge.
Fuse 8 is in the power distribution box under the hood/drivers side near the hood hinge.
Last edited by 87 XLT; Jul 6, 2006 at 01:03 AM.
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Glad I could help.
Interesting, i'm surprised that yours is wired different from a 97.
Are you sure it's the DRL's that are stuck on & not the auto on headlights?
Does yours have auto on headlights?
On a 97 fuse 4 is a 20 amp maxi fuse wired to the auto on headlight relay. And the relay could be stuck closed. All you'd need to do to fix this is replace a 5 buck relay.
Edit, is that interior fuse 4 or power dist box/under the hood fuse 4 that you removed?
With the fuse removed can you turn the headlights on manualy with the switch on the dash??
Interesting, i'm surprised that yours is wired different from a 97.
Are you sure it's the DRL's that are stuck on & not the auto on headlights?
Does yours have auto on headlights?
On a 97 fuse 4 is a 20 amp maxi fuse wired to the auto on headlight relay. And the relay could be stuck closed. All you'd need to do to fix this is replace a 5 buck relay.
Edit, is that interior fuse 4 or power dist box/under the hood fuse 4 that you removed?
With the fuse removed can you turn the headlights on manualy with the switch on the dash??
Last edited by 87 XLT; Jul 6, 2006 at 11:44 AM.
