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Fog Lights: SAE + F or European B Daytime Running Lights: SAE + DRL You will find these markings on the lenses. However, other lamps are allowed to be the DRL system, low beams, high beams on limited brightness, fog lights, and the signal light filaments on steady when not signalling. |
:( Even my bed isn't safe from government regulation... http://is.netshops.com/mgen/master:GU022.jpg "Daddy... why's there a policeman at my door?" "Oh, he's just there to make sure you don't sleep too fast" :D |
Damn, I bet that bed is a chick magnet ;) |
Sorry for resurrecting an old thread but it was not clear into whether yellow lights are ok for DRL. i know for highbeams its not ok. the picture below as an example. http://i38.tinypic.com/2s0ib61.jpg |
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I'm looking into getting yellow driving lights as well, I don't think the coppers will be too adamant on pulling people over for this because then they'd have to pull over every car that has a HID kit without OEM projectors etc. . . |
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Is it Ok to have yellow DRL lights? |
Yes, my Toyota pickup has the front yellow signal lights run continuously as DRLs. |
wait, so im kinda confused now earlier in the thread it says its not allowed now it is? has things changed? |
The answer is, "it depends". It's okay to have yellow marker lights. It's NOT okay to have yellow headlights. Either MAY function as DRLs. So if your marker lights are being used as DRLs, then it's okay to have yellow DRLs. If your headlights are functioning as your DRLs, then it's NOT okay to have yellow DRLs. Clear enough now? |
We are not looking for clarity...we ARE looking for our answer to be the only acceptable one...to US! :) |
Got pulled over just now by popo saying that I need to show them white lights installed in 3 days or else I get fined. fair enough that got me to read this forum. I always thought the rule is "yellow or white" headlights. In Hong Kong yellow headlights are acceptable.... So I thought it's the same here. |
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Just to be specific for you... Headlamps 4.05 (1) A motor vehicle must be equipped with either one or 2 headlamps mounted on each side of the front of the vehicle and capable of displaying white light. So yellow lights are not white lights, ergo you are not complying with the law, ergo you got stopped. |
my stock 05 cr-v halogens are yellow lights u r just unlucky |
They never came from the factory with yellow headlights. Yellow lights are not permitted by either Transport Canada or NHTSA in the US. If for some strange reason someone accidentally put yellow headlights in your car on the assembly line, it still would not comply with the laws in either country. If it was imported then it should have failed an inspection when first registered. MY 2 neighbours both have CRVs and neither has yellow lights, one is the same year as yours, the other a year newer. I have never seen a CRV with legal yellow lights anywhere, since they were first introduced. How come yours came with factory yellows? |
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let me be a little bit more specific in my question as diff lights can be diff colors according to previous posts it is OK to have YELLOW DRL. NOT ok to have yellow high beam. it is ok to have yellow fog hence, ok to have yellow fog running as DRL now, now what if my DRLS are highbeams on half power? is it illegal to have yellow bulbs IN the highbeam housing already? or is it only illegal if i turn it on in full power highbeam mode? |
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keep everything as it came from the factory on lighting. then you wont have any issues and no hondas come from the factory with yellow headlights or drls early 90 preludes and early 90 acura legends are the only canadian sold hondas to feature a yellow foglight. and its a yellow sock inside the lense itself qwith a clear bulb |
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I will be very glad to take you for a spin in my pathfinder in the Richmond fog (especially heading east down Westminster Highway), and let you see for your self the difference yellow fog lights make in those conditions. I usually drive down Westminster at night driving to and from east and west Richmond and wow like 15 feet of visibility with standard headlights alone. |
NO to yellow DRL NO to yellow Highbeams NO to yellow DRL that are your highbeams but half the power i just passed my inspection, but failed on the drl/highbeam, but was able to change them on the spot and passed. |
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