[CDNtbone303]

Got a few problems, was wondering if anyone has experienced them or knows of a fix. Daytime running light doesn't light on driver side but does at night for brights they both use the same bulb?

I got vibrations in the gas pedal 50Km/h to 110km/h could this be tires they are stock wrangler HP with 76000kms?

 

[RSchleder]

I would think a tire issue would show up more in the steering wheel. Wonder if the fuel saving mode of cutting the engine to 4 cylinders isn't causing your vibration. There's a lot of discussion about that situation on this forum.

 

[battlerattle]

Got a few problems, was wondering if anyone has experienced them or knows of a fix. Daytime running light doesn't light on driver side but does at night for brights they both use the same bulb?

I got vibrations in the gas pedal 50Km/h to 110km/h could this be tires they are stock wrangler HP with 76000kms?

Your profile says you have a BigHorn, which means quad lights. So no, your DRL is the same as your low beam, but your high beam is a different light. Sounds like you may simply have a bulb out.

 

[CDNtbone303]

Your profile says you have a BigHorn, which means quad lights. So no, your DRL is the same as your low beam, but your high beam is a different light. Sounds like you may simply have a bulb out.

Yes quad head lights. But my DRL are my high beams, they are the lower bulb. One bulb doesn't work during the day but does at night. That's what I don't understand.

 

[blackpearldodge]

Your profile says you have a BigHorn, which means quad lights. So no, your DRL is the same as your low beam, but your high beam is a different light. Sounds like you may simply have a bulb out.

In the Quad set-up the DRL runs off the high-beams (at least in Canada).

 

[blackpearldodge]

Yes quad head lights. But my DRL are my high beams, they are the lower bulb. One bulb doesn't work during the day but does at night. That's what I don't understand.

Since the DRL lights don't shine at full brightness (like your high-beams) it could be something to do with the voltage being delivered to the bulb. Have you switched out the bulb for another one?

 

[CDNtbone303]

Since the DRL lights don't shine at full brightness (like your high-beams) it could be something to do with the voltage being delivered to the bulb. Have you switched out the bulb for another one?

Nope not yet I will when I get the time to do it or when I bring it in for an oil change which is do soon. I will post back when I do. Thanks

 

[cdn cj]

When I had my 09 the DRL's were disabled when you hit the turn signal (on the corresponding side.)
Could be something in the switch or wiring maybe....