What is this?
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stateofjustin
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According to an internet search on the part number there on the side... it's the daytime running light relay.
peder
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DRL fuse and relay, honda civic 96-00
And yes, it must be the DRL. I have the exact same in my car, and it broke, so I have a question about this:
In the bottom image, there is a little black thingy just between/above two metal plates. Is it the fuse box for the DRL? It is connected directly to the DRL with a red wire. I have the exact same wiring, and mine burned to pieces, resulting in that the running lights went out.
I cut the box off and connected the wires directly, which made the DRL work again.
There is no fuse for DRL on the main fuse board.
If it's the fuse box, what Amp shoud I use? Or what is it if it isn't the fuse?
Could you look at it - it should be possible to replace the fuse on your part?
Yes, in Denmark it is mandatory, so all newer cars have it.
And yes, it must be the DRL. I have the exact same in my car, and it broke, so I have a question about this:
In the bottom image, there is a little black thingy just between/above two metal plates. Is it the fuse box for the DRL? It is connected directly to the DRL with a red wire. I have the exact same wiring, and mine burned to pieces, resulting in that the running lights went out.
I cut the box off and connected the wires directly, which made the DRL work again.
There is no fuse for DRL on the main fuse board.
If it's the fuse box, what Amp shoud I use? Or what is it if it isn't the fuse?
Could you look at it - it should be possible to replace the fuse on your part?