I have a honda civic 2001, I normally start the car and put the vehicle in
drive and the daytime running lights initate.Now , when I start the car put
the vehicle in drive then the drl lights on dashboard goes on and off and
also there is a buzzing sound originated from the dashboard, to stop both
from happening I need to turn on my headlights and everything is fine.I took
the glove compartment out and there is two switches for the daytime running
lights,the buzzing is coming from the one of the two switches.I was told
that there is a daytime running light relay under the dashboard by the
drivers side.My question is what is causing the buzzing..i was told that it
was the relay located under the drivers side dashboard. The other question
is if I replace the daytime running light relay could I use a 2001-2006
relay or should I have to use a 2001 one..thanks to everyone's
response..thanks
Jason Johnson - 18 May 2006 06:02 GMT
I have a honda civic 2001, I normally start the car and put the vehicle in
drive and the daytime running lights initate.Now , when I start the car put
the vehicle in drive then the drl lights on dashboard goes on and off and
also there is a buzzing sound originated from the dashboard, to stop both
from happening I need to turn on my headlights and everything is fine.I took
the glove compartment out and there is two switches for the daytime running
lights,the buzzing is coming from the one of the two switches.I was told
that there is a daytime running light relay under the dashboard by the
drivers side.My question is what is causing the buzzing..i was told that it
was the relay located under the drivers side dashboard. The other question
is if I replace the daytime running light relay could I use a 2001-2006
relay or should I have to use a 2001 one..thanks to everyone's
response..thanks
A relay can make a clicking sound. I advise you to use a relay for a 2001.
The reason is because such things as amps and watts may be different. It's
possible that the relays from other similar civics would work but why take
a chance? Ask the person at the parts counter if the code numbers for the
models you mentioned in your post are the same or different.
'Curly Q. Links' - 18 May 2006 16:20 GMT
> I have a honda civic 2001, I normally start the car and put the vehicle in
> drive and the daytime running lights initate.Now , when I start the car put
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> relay or should I have to use a 2001 one..thanks to everyone's
> response..thanks
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Go to www.slhondaparts.com to see diagrams. Since you're in CAnada, the
lists may not show DRL relays, but the one you need is probably the Low
Cut Relay. Our '95 Odyssey did the same thing. Do you ever just get one
DRL coming on?
A buzzer is just a relay that's wired to not work like a relay. Yours is
probably burnt up inside and the 'points' are fried, due to high
current.
'Curly'