[Konfucius]

One of the major complaints of the new Blazer is the poor headlights. Unfortunately it's difficult or not even possible with some models to upgrade them. To help combat this issue, I've figured out a way to keep the DRL from dimming when the headlights are on. By default, the DRL strips will "DIM" when the headlights are active. Keeping them at the brighter level at night surprisingly adds quite a bit of light, almost as if equipped with fog lights!

Installation is as simple as opening the hood, unplugging the factory plug from the DRL lights and inserting the adapter in-between the plug and the DRL light. There’s no splicing, no wiring and I've managed to get the exact same high quality plugs as Chevy uses stock. If you can open your hood, you can install these.

If you're interested, there's a for sale post in the section named this below. Or shoot me a message. I got a couple sets ready to go with some more on the way!

 

[Konfucius]

Surprised this isn't getting any attention. I've sold a number of these now and everyone who has tried them, has loved them!

 

[Guy who drives a blazer]

disregard

 

[Konfucius]

And here's a couple reviews on the adapters from a Chevy FB group who has bought quite a few of them already...

 

[Konfucius]

Also, here are some night vision shots from a camera... it really highlights the differences...