Auto headlight mod?
#91
One Clean Machine
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Sok66 heres a pic... it exists. Ha ha
You just bought the Wrong part#
You just bought the Wrong part#
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nreynolds (12-04-2023)
#93
One Clean Machine
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[QUOTE=tmajor;2920282]@Toddman34 Wasnt Talking to you! Unless your registered as Sok66 as well! Have fun with your Mod., that is all!
#98
I found one on Ebay for $20. When it arrives we'll see how it works. It's used )prolly off a total) and comes with the wiring pigtail, I'll compare the harness to mine & see if it's the same.
#99
Senior Member
I visited the dealer, again today. While there was some success, I didn't get the Gold Ring!
The tech programmed the new code into the BCM .... he had to go through each block and manually enter all of the codes. After doing that, nothing seemed to change, at which point, I had him change a code in the ICM (Instrument Cluster Module or whatever, actually, it was the IPM (?) on his scanner). The change, allowed the "info. programming of the delay", using the "reset function", however the A/L still stayed on.
After more research, I found another code block, which looks like it needs to be modified, as well. I can't blame anyone, but myself, for overlooking that!
While, I've learned some positive/constructive things, I've also learned, if you don't get things right, it won't work!
As I learned a long time ago, "You can't make any mistakes, if you don't try anything". ... and then, hopefully, learn from your mistakes.
The tech programmed the new code into the BCM .... he had to go through each block and manually enter all of the codes. After doing that, nothing seemed to change, at which point, I had him change a code in the ICM (Instrument Cluster Module or whatever, actually, it was the IPM (?) on his scanner). The change, allowed the "info. programming of the delay", using the "reset function", however the A/L still stayed on.
After more research, I found another code block, which looks like it needs to be modified, as well. I can't blame anyone, but myself, for overlooking that!
While, I've learned some positive/constructive things, I've also learned, if you don't get things right, it won't work!
As I learned a long time ago, "You can't make any mistakes, if you don't try anything". ... and then, hopefully, learn from your mistakes.
#100
Senior Member
I visited the dealer, again today. While there was some success, I didn't get the Gold Ring!
The tech programmed the new code into the BCM .... he had to go through each block and manually enter all of the codes. After doing that, nothing seemed to change, at which point, I had him change a code in the ICM (Instrument Cluster Module or whatever, actually, it was the IPM (?) on his scanner). The change, allowed the "info. programming of the delay", using the "reset function", however the A/L still stayed on.
After more research, I found another code block, which looks like it needs to be modified, as well. I can't blame anyone, but myself, for overlooking that!
While, I've learned some positive/constructive things, I've also learned, if you don't get things right, it won't work!
As I learned a long time ago, "You can't make any mistakes, if you don't try anything". ... and then, hopefully, learn from your mistakes.
The tech programmed the new code into the BCM .... he had to go through each block and manually enter all of the codes. After doing that, nothing seemed to change, at which point, I had him change a code in the ICM (Instrument Cluster Module or whatever, actually, it was the IPM (?) on his scanner). The change, allowed the "info. programming of the delay", using the "reset function", however the A/L still stayed on.
After more research, I found another code block, which looks like it needs to be modified, as well. I can't blame anyone, but myself, for overlooking that!
While, I've learned some positive/constructive things, I've also learned, if you don't get things right, it won't work!
As I learned a long time ago, "You can't make any mistakes, if you don't try anything". ... and then, hopefully, learn from your mistakes.