Daytime running lights for 2006 Pilot

[mgata]

I will be moving to Canada in few months and the law requires DRL on all cars. Is there an easy way of doing it for the PILOT? Any idea how much it would cost at a shop?

[humanoid]

I've heard that a lot of folks head to Canadian Tire and have them take care of it.

['Curly Q Links']

The OP will be way ahead if he does it before coming up, so a SEARCH of the word 'Hamsar' will find several threads,with links and sources. Make sure to include the CR-V forums since that's where most of the threads are located.

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[mgata]

Thanks for the info guys. Yes I've seen Hamsar's website and actually I located the part that I need. Can't find the price from their website, so I will have to e-mail them I guess. I was told by someone in Canada, not to get it done there because it would be much more expensive than in the States. I guess I will find a local automotive-electrical shop and also add the fog lights since I have an Pilot LX.

[Rdizzle]

My 2006 EX-L automatically turns off the headlights after about a minute of the car being off. Couldn't you just leave the headlights in the "on" position and have that as your DRL since it turns off automatically?

[chiph]

Won't meet the federal laws, would be my guess.

Chip H.

[wrenchingaround]

Couldn't you just leave the headlights in the "on" position and have that as your DRL since it turns off automatically?

As long as you could turn them off or forget to turn them on this method won't cut it, they must come on and stay on, no control over it.

[dpb32]

I Installed DRL's on my 06 Ridgeline and it was'nt bad at all,, now I have to do the same with an 06 pilot I will let you know how it goes.