Toyota: DRL's

Any benefit to disabling the DRL's?
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com wrote:
 


LOL, nice one Mike, careful, this is flame bait! :-D

Falling asleep through MDT Tech®'s post...
 

I am in shock that Mike would stoop to such levels, being the head of a
major motor corp for so many years.

BTW

http://www.gunsnh.com/personalprot3.html

I was thinking about it...then I read my city laws, and am confused. I
know for a fact that the Cheif here denies everyone he can for anything.

http://www.brocktonpolice.com/crimeprevent/gunsafety.htm

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Yes. >;-)
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with your education - Mark Twain"

 

I read where DRL's have saved lives in Canada.


mike hunt


"Philip®" wrote: 

What are the benefits of DRL's and why would one disable them?
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"The Sharxster" <com> painstakingly pecked in
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To equate DRLS with brake lights and headlights is abysmally poor logic.

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