Confirm the complaint in the correct conditions
Separate a true DRL failure from normal headlamp/park-lamp behavior and from market-specific lighting differences.
DRL operation depends on system conditions and lighting control, so a daytime complaint is not automatically a bulb failure.
Separate a true DRL failure from normal headlamp/park-lamp behavior and from market-specific lighting differences.
Factory lighting diagnosis starts with system checks and then routes to the DRL-specific symptom table. Check for related lighting faults rather than isolating the complaint too early.
Verify the applicable lamps, connectors, control module/input path and visible wiring before replacing the DRL control hardware.
Do not hard-wire lamps as a diagnostic shortcut. Preserve the factory lighting architecture while isolating the failed branch.