Will this work on a 2000 Suburban with headlights that come on automatically at dusk?
1480624
Not too sure my car was a 2002 Tahoe and it worked perfect. If your part looks like the pic it should work fine too
1480625
It worked on a 2001 suburban with automatic headlights and it shouldn't be much different so it should be compatible
1480626
It works on my 2001 Chevy Silverado 1500 and yes the dusk sensor does apply to this model.
1227351
That is what it's designed for. Just make sure that the power draw is no more than 10 amps (120 watts). I recommend LED headlights as they draw far less power than incandescent bulbs.
1969402
I suspect that it would. The light modules are standard plug and festoon types. You may want to check with your dealer.
1329042
yes it should switch on automatically . be sure to check your wiring and make sure your hook up to your reverse wire.
321466
As long as it's not facing the streetlight, it should probably go on............but only when there is movement. Put your hand over the light sensor to check that it's working.
837934
As long as you have the right connection...We absolutely love how these light up the street at night. They should work though, I believe most of the newer model cars have the interchangeable connection already
1903331
I am not for sure. I put these in my tow truck it already had a switch for lights.. u can go to autozone and get a regular toggle switch.
1387426
I hooked mine up according to the package instructions on a Mercedes ML 320 with auto headlights. No need to disconnect the auto-on feature. The only complaint I have is that they sometimes turn off in the summer if the AC triggers the radiator fan to run at high speed. They sense the voltage change when the fans first engage . I presume that the voltage regulator may be a bit slow in adjusting the alternator output. 99.9%of the time, they work perfectly.They dim as designed at night when the Auto-on Headlights operate.
1976354
Hi,Thanks for the question if the vehicle already has an auto dimming mirror, orhas a harness that has power then this will work, you should test your vehicle to check before confirming the order.Thanksautopartsotys
36142
Yes it will. The wires are there. The new switch has the auto light option. There's a video on YouTube going over the whole installation. It's a snap. You still have to take it to the dealer for them to work, but it takes them about five minutes.
2212936
Should be fine all my vehicles have drl no issues except u manually have to turn lights on bacause the dark system only runs off of 40% hi beam side
1118280
No. It is dimmer than the stock mirror in daylight. I am not bothered by headlights at night.
489016
As long as you wire the harness to the side that works, it will be fine. I used it on an old honda that had a short on the passenger side. I just wired it like the diagram illustrates on my good circuit, and my headlights work with the switch. I installed the HID 5000k ballasts and bulbs. It works perfectly.
217641
On my 2004 suburban, it was automatic. I did disconnect the battery while replacing the unit though, to reset the PCM.
665796
Yes it will but you need the switch to go with it .the sensor sends the signal to the switch to turn on the light
740140
you will need a positive wire from the battery. You can also make this work on your head lights with a TPST switch and a SPST switch.
561504
It should work long as the model number is right. You just don't plug in the lights.